By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion I’ve discovered that the best leadership training courses have a clear-cut beginning and end. There’s a definite place to start and a definite place to finish. Potential leaders graduate and begin leading. The best equipping...
By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion In Part 1, I talked about our early experience training leaders in Ecuador — how one-on-one training fell flat in a group-oriented culture, and how a single equipping track can and should be delivered through many different...
By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion I remember when we first started using our training track, our equipping series, in Ecuador. We did what seemed obvious at the time: we tried to train the Ecuadorians one-on-one. We thought that was the “right way” to...
By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion Feasibility must guide cell leadership development. Will your potential leaders actually graduate from the program? Do you know when, and how many? Are the requirements too rigid, or the options too few? Feasibility isn’t a...
By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion (2022 version) Most churches equip a few. Fruitful cell churches equip everyone. When a church decides every cell member is a potential leader, training stops being a program for the gifted few. Ralph Neighbour put it plainly:...
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