by Mario Vega | Jan 15, 2009 | Uncategorized
by Mario Vega Besides keeping a low number of people in the cell and practicing love, there is a third element that can be added that will facilitate reaching intimacy: time When we review the stories about the first church in the book of Acts, it’s clear that the...
by Mario Vega | Jan 9, 2009 | Uncategorized
by Mario Vega A fundamental purpose of cell work is the pursuit of intimacy. The number of people that attend the cell meeting is kept small to allow the members to develop a closer relationship. There’s no doubt that a reduced number of people in a cell is an...
by Mario Vega | Dec 18, 2008 | Cell Church Ministry
by Mario Vega Once the prayer process has been completed, the first contact has been made, the friendship promoted and a special gesture has been expressed, the person is finally ready to be invited to the cell meeting. This invitation is not an isolated event but...
by Mario Vega | Dec 11, 2008 | Cell Church Ministry
by Mario Vega In the process of inviting a new guest to the cell meeting, you must continue with a special gesture towards that person. This may be something simple but of great significance for this person: a visit when he or she is sick, remembering the birth date,...
by Mario Vega | Dec 4, 2008 | Cell Church Ministry
by Mario Vega Once you’ve established the initial contact with the person you want to lead to Jesus, you must deepen the friendship by looking for ways to give continuity. In my previous blog, Michael Sove posted an excellent commentary where he narrates an experience...
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