A group of geese travels a long distance, flying in a V formation. There is a reason for their V-shaped formation. When the bird in front flaps its wings, it creates a vortex in the air, and the vortex creates uplift as it moves back. This allows the birds following behind to fly comparatively easily than the bird in front.

However, it is too much work for the bird in front to keep its position the whole time in the V formation. The geese solve this problem wisely. Instead of having a certain leader, they take turns to lead. The secret to the geese long-distance journey without getting tired is their teamwork which is to help and encourage each other and use their energy efficiently. We at formations believe that we need to work with one another to achieve God's purposes. We can never do it alone.