By Joel Comiskey, Biblical Foundations for the Cell-Based Church We have come to the end of another year of blogging. Our blogs will resume on January 11, 2026. We are deeply grateful to the thousands of readers who receive the JCG blog each day via email. God has...
By Joel Comiskey, www.jcgresources.com As we come to the close of 2025, I’m deeply grateful for all God has done through JCG and for each of you who walk with us. Our mission has always been clear: to resource the worldwide church to make disciples through...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv At Elim Church in El Salvador, 2025 was a year to reaffirm the ultimate goal of the home meetings: to form disciples who, in turn, will develop new disciples. Clear definitions of what a disciple is and what it means to disciple...
by Timo Barbosa,Catalyst Communities – Brazil, IG @thimoteobarbosa Reflecting on our cell church ministry is like taking a deep breath after a long, meaningful season — it helps us see clearly where God has strengthened us and where He is still shaping us. Over the...
P. Ángel Manuel Hernández Gutiérrez, www.misionmoderna.com There are two types of leaders: mercenaries and spiritual leaders. “Mercenary,” although Hollywood portrays him as a hired assassin, does not mean that. Its original meaning has nothing to do with killing, but...
By Joel Comiskey, Making Cell Groups Work Navigation Guide As a teenager, I traveled with my family to Ensenada, Mexico, once or twice a year. We camped right on Estero Beach, sleeping in my parents’ tent trailer. My brother Jay and I spent hours walking along the...
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