Failing Forward

Last Friday evening I was doing the electronic scoreboard for my daughter’s basketball game (Nicole, 13, and Chelsea, 12 are both on the same team). It was the first time I was in charge of the scoreboard, and I didn’t know what I was doing. At times I would forget to...

The Passion Spreads

By Mario Vega With a very modest knowledge of the cellular model, the new cells began to work. Soon the enthusiasm spread and the results began to be evident. It was not difficult to find host number ten that we needed. The dynamics of multiplication was so strong...

Caught Rather than Taught

Last Saturday I taught a cell seminar in Monrovia, CA. I took with me my associate pastor, Denis Muñoz. On the way home, I asked Denis what he thought of the seminar. “I liked it,” he said. “Yet, I felt the people wanted something even more...

The Important of the Host/Hostess

by Mario Vega In 1987, after several attempts to establish an evangelistic work with small groups in homes, I decided to launch a much larger new effort. This time, I was encouraged by the fact of having a little more information on how Pastor Cho´s Korean model...

Anchor Yourself on God’s Principles

Jeff Tunnell, sitting in for Rob Campbell this week Relationships, conversational establishment of belief and action frameworks, application of truth with a genuine love for our own cultural groupings while embracing diversity are dominant attitudes of this...