by Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv When members of a cell group meet together week after week for several months, they develop genuine affection and a strong sense of belonging. In some cases, however, that close-knit community can become a concern to multiplication....
P. Ángel Manuel Hernández Gutiérrez, www.Misionmoderna.com This year, 2026, I have completed thirty years of pastoral ministry. During this time, I have preached around two thousand sermons and delivered another two thousand teachings to our local church. After so...
P. Ángel Manuel Hernández Gutiérrez, www.Misionmoderna.com By the end of 1999, I was completely exhausted. I had been in Fuerteventura for almost two years—an island that, back then, was very small and deeply identified with Catholic tradition, where preaching the...
By Joel Comiskey, Making Disciples in the 21st Century Church Many pastors quietly wrestle with a nagging question: Does my preaching still matter in a church built around small groups? When testimonies of life change seem to come from living rooms rather than...
by Steve Cordle, Executive Director, The River Network International (trni.org) Jesus commissioned us, his followers, to make disciples. Part (but not all) of that process involves teaching. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of...
by Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv In a cell church, members receive teaching from both the pastor during the celebration service and the cell leader in the weekly cell meeting. These are not competing forms of teaching; rather, they complement one another. The...
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