By Joel Comiskey, How to be a Great Cell Group Coach One of my favorite films is Chariots of Fire. It tells the riveting true story of two Olympic runners, Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams, and their quest for gold at the 1924 Paris Olympics. Both men were intense and...
By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion Training Doesn’t Stop at Graduation Training shouldn’t stop when someone becomes a cell leader. In many ways, that’s when the most important training begins. Cell leaders are now dealing with real people, real...
By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion The Trap of Overloading Level One One of the biggest mistakes in cell leadership development is trying to put everything into the first level of training. Church leaders naturally want potential cell leaders to be well prepared....
By Joel Comiskey, Myths and Truths of the Cell-Based Church I’ll never forget walking at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in February 2008. As I walked on the sand, I reflected on my experience of cell church growth in Ecuador and North America. I had come to realize that...
by Joel Comiskey, Five-book Equipping As I’ve watched World War II documentaries or read books on World War II, one constant thread is that the soldier’s boot camp experience was invaluable. Over and over, the surviving soldiers talked about how much they hated...
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