When you’re watching a movie at home or at the theater, when do you typically stop watching? Do you press “stop” when the camera pans out to a wide angle and the closing music begins playing? Do you exit when the lights come up? Or do you do the unthinkable and actually watch the credits? Have you ever thought about the number of people that it takes to produce a movie? From boom microphone operators and location scouts to those mysterious workers known only as ”key grips,” there are an incredible number of individuals besides the director and actors that must do their jobs so that a movie can make it through production and onto the big screen. Serving in the Lord’s church is similar. It takes a number of people doing work (many times behind the scenes) to keep the ministry of the Lord in production. In 1 Corinthians…