By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Jesus did not call mere followers, but disciples: people who would learn from him, live like him, and take part in his mission. That is why the disciplines of discipleship exist: simple, repeated, sustained practices through which...
by Timo Barbosa, Catalyst Communities – Brazil, IG @thimoteobarbosa Becoming Christ’s disciple is not a one-time decision but a lifelong journey shaped by spiritual disciplines. Every believer has a personal walk with Jesus that is supported by the church community,...
By Joel Comiskey, Living in Victory If we want to become true disciples of Jesus, we must learn not only how to work, but how to rest. Over the years, I’ve noticed strong resistance to taking a day off each week. Some say, “I’m too busy doing God’s work.” Others...
By Joel Comiskey, An Appointment with the King If our goal in cell ministry is to make disciples who make disciples, we must begin with the most basic question: Are we personally becoming like Jesus? I believe spending daily time with Jesus is the most important...
By Joel Comiskey, Biblical Foundations for the Cell-based Church My book Making Disciples in the 21st Century Church emphasized group discipleship in the cell and the broader cell system—celebration services, training tracks, and coaching. Through deep wrestling and...
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