By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Many churches train their cell leaders almost entirely in mechanics: how to open the meeting, break the ice, guide the topic, manage time, and close on schedule. All of that is necessary, but insufficient. A well-led meeting does not, by...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Churches often hold a variety of valuable meetings. These usually include biblical teaching, prayer, and fellowship. All of this is important and necessary for the edification of believers. However, a cell is not defined merely by...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Much has been said about the importance of cell church pastors leading their work teams, but pastors also need to be part of a larger team. A pastor of a cell church should not walk alone. One valuable resource for receiving strength,...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Paul is one of the most prominent figures in Scripture and in the history of Christianity. For this reason, we tend to picture him as an exceptional man who fought alone for the cause of the gospel. But this image sells him short. The...
By Mario Vega — www.elim.org.sv The New Testament church was never led by a single person. From the beginning, the apostles led collectively (Acts 8:1). The church at Antioch was cared for by a team of prophets and teachers (Acts 13:1). When Paul planted churches...
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