by joelcomiskey | Feb 13, 2008 | Cell Church Ministry
Rob’s blog yesterday talked about groups that are not working. I actually awoke at 3 a.m. this morning burdened about a cell leader who has lost passion and direction. He’s a seasoned leader at Wellspring who has been leading a group for several years and...
by Rob Campbell | Feb 12, 2008 | Cell Church Ministry
What do you do…when a cell in your church doesn’t….work? You have experienced this, right? Sometimes a cell just doesn’t work. This reality can be hurtful to the leaders. It can also be a momentum buster for a church who desires health and...
by joelcomiskey | Feb 11, 2008 | Cell Church Ministry
David Garrison in his book Church Planting Movements says that one characteristic that identifies church planting movements is that they flourish in an atmosphere of uncertainty. He also notes that the opposite is true by saying, “Great social stability tends to lull...
by joelcomiskey | Feb 8, 2008 | Cell Church Ministry
Steve had some very thoughtful principles on his blog yesterday. In the last sentence, he said, “let’s never be afraid to reach whoever the Lord prompts us to reach toward.” It seems to me that most of the time, those who God wants to reach are the needy,...
by Steve Cordle | Feb 7, 2008 | Cell Church Ministry
by Steve Cordle Joel and Rob have been stimulating some great conversation about the homogenous unit principle — so let me add some random thoughts as a minor side bar. * The promise of this principle is greater ministry effectiveness, danger of this principle...
by joelcomiskey | Feb 6, 2008 | Cell Church Ministry
Rob yesterday brought up some important points that transcend our focusing on one homogenous target. He talked about authenticity, love, and intercessory prayer as part of the reason why cell churches work. I also liked what Connie said in the comment to...
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