Time Commitment in the Cell Ministry

By: David Jaramillo Burgos Time? Most definitely yes. Everything worthwhile takes time. And cell ministry requires investing in people through building relationships. Why? Because cell ministry is relational. We win souls, disciple them, and multiply groups as we...

Too Busy to Serve

by Robert Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil Many church members say they have no time to get involved in cell ministry because they are busy doing other things. Yet we all have the same twenty-four hours each day. The big question is this: how do I use my twenty-four...

The Day of Joshua

by Daphne Kirk, www.gnation2gnation.com I am often asked , "what should be my priority – family or serving God?" I believe that is the wrong question! Joshua did not say “As for me I will serve the Lord and then I will serve my family.”...

Defining what a Cell, Part 2

by Freddy Noble, www.iglesiabautistanyc.org A few years ago while talking with a pastor friend about cells, he told me about all the cells he had in his church. Later he invited me to speak in his church, and I asked him if I could visit one or more of his cell...

Defining a Cell, part 1

by Freddy Noble, www.iglesiabautistanyc.org When I started cell ministry in our church, I devoured all the available literature. I read various books on cell ministry, which helped me to make my transition. However, none of these books gave me a clear understanding of...