by Robert Lay, www.celulas.com.br The modern church often has a complex and complicated structure. Many pastors, and often seminaries, assume that the more activities and programs occupy the members, the more they will grow and mature spiritually. Programs and events...
By Robert Lay, www.celulas.com.br Gustavo “Guga” Kuerten, Brazil’s greatest tennis player of all time, stunned the tennis world in 1997 by winning the French Open at Roland Garros. Behind him stood his coach, Larri Passos. Passos showed him no mercy in training,...
by Robert Lay, www.celulas.com.br Cell churches gather in two rhythms: the corporate celebration service and the community cell meeting. Each plays a vital role: the celebration unites the whole body in worship, while the cell meeting fosters intimacy, accountability,...
By Robert Lay, www.celulas.com.br The relationship between the celebration service and the cell meeting has often been misunderstood. Yet there is a perfect balance between them. They do not compete against each other — they complement each other. They are of equal...
by Robert Lay, www.celulas.com.br According to the New Testament, the cell is the church. It is the very base of the church in action—not a midweek program that supplements the “real thing” on Sunday morning. The Apostle Paul wrote to the church meeting in...
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