By Scott Boren, For more on Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Leadership, visit Scott’s blog: https://thejesuscafe.wordpress.com Yesterday, in Part 1 of this series, I wrote about the danger of having too many visions in a single church. Competing ministries, each...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Our primary goals in Elim Church, El Salvador, by 2025 are: invite more friends create a healthy cell environment take care of those who believe. To achieve these goals, we have implemented the following practices: Insistence of the...
by Timo Barbosa, Catalyst Communities – Brazil, IG @thimoteobarbosa In Mark 3:13-15, Jesus models relational leadership by intentionally choosing those He wanted to be with Him. He was very strategic and purposeful when choosing the twelve. In Sticky Teams, Larry...
By Dr. Bill Beckham, Redefining Revival In visiting Cell Churches worldwide, I often observe radical New Testament attitudes that I know are holy history moments. I observed such an incident of radical Christianity in Belfast, Ireland, in 1998. The political...
By Dr. Bill Beckham, Redefining Revival God’s vision for ministry is always realized by way of death. “God gives us the vision, then takes us down into the valley to alter us into the shape of the vision. And it is in the valley that so many of us faint...
By Robert Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil, www.celulas.com.br Most people make promises in the new year, but very few keep them after a few weeks or days. Many churches have the same experience in planning for the year. The problem is often over-planning. Many...
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