By Ralph Neighbour, The Shepherd’s Guidebook When Jesus spoke of His flock, He referred to both lambs and sheep—a clear indication that not everyone in the flock is at the same level of maturity. A wise shepherd recognizes this. The flock is not a faceless...
By Ralph Neighbour, The Shepherd’s Guidebook Have you ever struggled with how to handle difficult people or sensitive situations in your small group? You’re not alone. Group life can be messy—and deeply meaningful. Thankfully, Scripture offers us wisdom...
By Joel Comiskey, The Relational Disciple A number of years ago, I was leading a small group that I felt was going very well. My wife and I were growing in our relationship with another couple who were coming to our church. Yet, the husband was having problems...
By Rob Campbell, Founding Pastor (www.cypresscreekchurch.com) and Executive Director (www.africarenewal.org). A Typical Small Group Evaluates Health by Measuring: Number of small groups Number of multiplications Number of members in a small group Number of baptisms...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv For many years, the cell church model has been seen as a key tool for church growth. I firmly believe that when implemented properly, cell ministry will naturally lead to numerical growth. Evangelism is a core component of every...
By Aaron Lemuel De La Torre, Iglesia Bautista de la Comunidad, Hidalgo, Texas www.comunidadiglesia.com Many cell church leaders, such as Pastor David Cho and Pastor Mario Vega, adopted the cell model because they believed it was the most effective way to care for...
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