By Daniel de los Reyes Villarreal, Superintendent, Pastor, Teacher, and writer. I’ve often wondered, “How do we choose supervisors?” We know that supervision is critical to a healthy cell structure, but how do we raise up the right ones? Scripture...
By Daniel de los Reyes Villarreal, Superintendent, Pastor, Teacher, and writer. The gospel of John includes three wonderful encounters between Nicodemus and Jesus in John 3:2, 7:50, and 19:39: Chapter 3, which explores the theme of the new birth; Chapter 7, which...
By Joel Comiskey, You Can Coach “My coach never spends time with me,” the hurting leader confessed. “He administrates me, directs me, and even continues to exemplify small group leadership. But what I really want is a friend. I want someone to take me out...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv The relationship between the coach and the leaders is crucial to the success of cell ministry. Two essential elements in this relationship are friendship and care since they create an environment of trust and support, indispensable...
by Ángel Manuel Hernández Gutiérrez, www.misionmoderna.com, Canary Islands, Spain A supervisor should be a mentor, a clarifier, a confronter, and a comforter or encourager. A mentor is someone who trains, shares knowledge, and helps develop the vision (2 Timothy 2:2;...
by Ángel Manuel Hernández Gutiérrez, www.misionmoderna.com, Canary Islands, Spain Mercadona is the leading supermarket chain in Spain. Founded in 1977, it has over 1,600 stores and employs around 100,000 workers. Speaking with one of its directors about the...
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