Latin American culture is more open than most first-world countries. Individualism exists, but it is not the general norm. Latin Americans are always open to talking and sharing their lives, even with people they have just met. The level of income that the person...
By Michelle Geoffrey, cell pastor at www.celebrationchurch.org I am from New Orleans, Louisiana. We are known for our hospitality in the southern part of the United States. We greet strangers in the grocery store, make friends on the street, and welcome...
By Rob Campbell, Founding Pastor, www.cypresscreekchurch.com Acts 5:42 and Acts 20:20 are two key scriptures regarding places of worship. The early church gathered at the temple and in homes. Jesus modeled this during his earthly ministry. The church where you attend...
By Steve Cordle, https://xr.church/ “Why can’t our group meet at the church building?” We had settled this question years ago, but COVID-19 sowed some confusion in leaders’ minds. During the pandemic, we opened the building for groups to gather...
By Joel Comiskey, Biblical Foundation of the Cell-Based Church Because the early church met in homes, hospitality was a natural and necessary practice. It helped to foster family-like ties among believers and provided a setting in which to shape and to reinforce the...
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