Principles for Dynamic Lessons

by Ernesto Humeniuk, www.oikoslatino.org What not to do 1. Don’t discuss the sermon. Although cells should follow the same theme of the Sunday sermon, the purpose of the meeting should not be a discussion of the sermon. Why? Because hopefully there will be...

Active Learning

by Jeff Tunnell Cell lessons give the teaching/preaching ministry of the church a most blessed opportunity to multiply the effectiveness of message content. Every minister in the pulpit should know that about 80% of what is transmitted verbally will be lost in the...

Accountability–an Essential Ingredient

online pharmacy zovirax for sale no prescription pharmacy by Steve Cordle, www.crossroadsumc.org “Will this be on the test?” All teachers have heard this question from their students. Translated, it means “Can I safely ignore this part of the lesson?” After...

The Priority of Evangelism in the Cell Lesson

by Mario Vega, http://www.elim.org.sv/ online pharmacy purchase tamiflu online no prescription Since our guide doesn’t follow the Sunday sermon (because of the reasons I explained in last week’s blog) the contents of our lessons mainly focus on helping our...

Cell-Based Sermon Application

by Randall Neighbour Sorry, but lead pastors write some of the worst cell guides ever! For a number of months, I invited every pastor who called our ministry to send me a recent cell guide and I offered to review it for him. With only a few exceptions, they were all...