By Steve Cordle, founding pastor of Crossroads and leader of The River Network. Here is the paradox of coaching: when we listen, we accomplish a lot yet feel like we have done little. When we talk, we feel like we have done a lot, but in reality, we...
By Michelle Geoffrey, cell pastor at www.celebrationchurch.org In our cell leader training at Celebration Church, we teach leaders to speak 30% or less in group meetings. As I visit groups, I see this does not usually happen. I find myself doing it, as...
By Rob Campbell, Director of Mission Advancement, www.makdr.org Paul met Timothy (who was half-Gentile and half-Jewish) in Lystra (Acts 16:1) during Paul’s second missionary journey. Timothy, his grandmother, and mother, Lois and Eunice, received the gospel’s...
By Joel Comiskey, You Can Coach Effective coaches hone in on the specific needs of the players. What is the leader lacking? What particular needs does the leader have? There are specific disciplines that effective coaches practice in the process of discipling the...
by Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv The Bible offers numerous examples of leaders who prepared their successors, and this is fundamental to understanding the continuity of God’s divine purpose. From Moses preparing Joshua to Paul instructing Timothy, this theme...
By Steve Cordle, founding pastor of Crossroads and leader of The River Network. At his peak, Tiger Woods was the greatest golfer in the world, yet he had a coach. LeBron James is a great basketball player, and he has a coach. The best cell group leaders also need a...
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