by jefftunnell | Sep 29, 2014 | Uncategorized
by Jeff Tunnell Cell lessons give the teaching/preaching ministry of the church a most blessed opportunity to multiply the effectiveness of message content. Every minister in the pulpit should know that about 80% of what is transmitted verbally will be lost in the...
by Steve Cordle | Sep 28, 2014 | Uncategorized
by Steve Cordle, www.crossroadsumc.org “Will this be on the test?” All teachers have heard this question from their students. Translated, it means “Can I safely ignore this part of the lesson?” After all, if it’s not going to be on the test, why bother with it? The...
by Mario Vega | Sep 25, 2014 | Uncategorized
by Mario Vega, https://www.elim.org.sv/ Since our guide doesn’t follow the Sunday sermon (because of the reasons I explained in last week’s blog) the contents of our lessons mainly focus on helping our guests understand the way of salvation. For this reason, we...
by randallneighbour | Sep 25, 2014 | Uncategorized
by Randall Neighbour Sorry, but lead pastors write some of the worst cell guides ever! For a number of months, I invited every pastor who called our ministry to send me a recent cell guide and I offered to review it for him. With only a few exceptions, they were all...
by ernestohumeniuk | Sep 23, 2014 | Uncategorized
by Ernesto Humeniuk, www.oikoslatino.org I don’t like to call the cell guide a “lesson” because it gives the idea that the leader is teaching a class, and we all know that the best cell leaders are not teachers. In fact, the best cell leaders only...
by billmellinger | Sep 22, 2014 | Uncategorized
by Bill Mellinger, Crestline First Baptist Church, https://www.crestlinefbc.com/ I attended a study group for some time that met each week to read through some material in a study book and answer questions. Usually, one person would answer a question and then...
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