By José Vega, www.elim.org.sv One of my professors used to say, “Everyone likes innovation, except when they have to change.” He meant introducing new ideas in the workplace, but I’ve found his words are even truer in the church. The cell church vision is easy to...
By José Vega, www.elim.org.sv Relational evangelism has always borne more fruit than impersonal preaching to strangers on a street corner. The same principle applies to coaching. Coaching is a spiritual activity of a supernatural nature, and God has chosen to...
By José Vega, www.elim.org.sv The first skill in designing an equipping track is not curriculum design. It is empathy. A leader has to be observant, and more than observant; they have to care enough to notice what they see. Who in this group talks freely and who...
By José Vega, www.elim.org.sv Before entering ministry, I spent a year teaching at a university. The school of thought that shaped my training held a conviction I have never been able to shake: teaching is not merely informing. Teaching is informing plus a change...
By José Vega, www.elim.org.sv Over the past few weeks, we’ve made a big claim: the cell is the church, and the person facilitating it isn’t just running a meeting — they’re pastoring people. If that’s true, here’s the question that...
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