by Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Human beings are usually empathic. When a person honestly recognizes their internal struggles and mistakes, others feel encouraged to do the same. When the cell leader acts sincerely and openly communicates their concerns, the...
By Dr. Jerry Joule, founding pastor of The Way Church in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas, and Reynosa, Mexico. I was blessed to have parents who served the Lord. My parents were missionaries for many years. They continue to serve faithfully even now in their eighties....
By Dr. Jerry Joule, founding pastor of The Way Church in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas, and Reynosa, Mexico. When I was a young man, my first time serving on a church staff was at a well-established church that had been active in our city for a century. I learned...
By Joel Comiskey, How to Lead a Great Small Group Meeting “Joel, there are very few entryways into your life,” my brother Andy said to me. “You have a tendency to make yourself look good—always putting your best foot forward. It’s hard for people to relate to you, ”...
By Steve Cordle, Executive Director, The River Network International (trni.org) Many leaders are less than enthusiastic about small groups because they have seen too many become ingrown social gatherings. Yet, groups are the best context for growing disciples if we...
by Timo Barbosa, Catalyst Communities – Brazil, IG @thimoteobarbosa In today’s world, social media has created a landscape where everyone’s life seems perfect. Carefully selected images, edited stories, and filtered moments show us an idealized...
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