The Bus

by Jeff Tunnell Nearly 30 years ago when I became a full-time pastor, a friend described pastoral leadership to me in this way; You are the bus driver and your destination is set by God (vision).  You must clearly post the destination of the bus on the signboard.  As...

Prioritizing Cell Ministry

by Mario Vega, https://www.elim.org.sv/ The pastor of a local church is continually sending messages to his congregation. And we need to remember that many messages are the non-verbal type. For example, a pastor speaks loudly by his silence. Sometimes what the pastor...

Learning to say NO

by Joel Comiskey I’m convinced that learning to say no is one of the most important principles in the cell church. There are one million good things that will come knocking—even pounding—on your church door. These are well-intentioned programs by well-intentioned...

Concentration:  Build Teams

  By Rob Campbell (Senior Pastor) and Michele Gooch (Intergenerational Network Pastor), www.cypresscreekchurch.com www.cypresscreekchurch.com Nearly thirteen years ago, Cypress Creek Church constructed a building with the help of some well-known architects.  In...

Concentration Demands a Paradigm Shift

by Joel Comiskey What would happen to your church if people understood that the first place to be involved was a cell group? If they knew that the cell group was the best place to discover and exercise their spiritual gift (s) and to receive discipleship? What if...