Embracing the Two-Winged Church

By Joel Comiskey, Myths and Truths of the Cell Church Within chapter 12 of Myths and Truths of the Cell Church, I delve into the significant role of celebration within the church environment. It’s crucial to recognize that the relationship between Small...

Supervisors Who Care For Their Leaders

By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv The cell supervision structure does not only have numerical multiplication but also care and attention. Leaders are also sheep who need to be pastoralized; coaches must take care of them closely. Both leaders and coaches work closely....

Non-Negotiable Cell Protection

By Andrew Kirk, Director of Generation 2 generation, www.G2Mandate.org, and host of Radical Lifestyle Podcast: www.youtube.com/RadicalLifestyle Usually, this blog is about “ideas” rather than strong “suggestions.” Almost every day, there are reports of Pastors /...

Making Disciples Through Coaching

Robert Lay, Brazil cell church, www.celulas.com.br Every cell coach must see their cell leaders as disciples who need love and care. Leaders feel very secure when their coaches care for them. This can surely be called discipleship. Coaching involves a variety of...

Interlocking Supervision System

By Dr. Bill Beckham, cell practitioner and author of numerous books, including The Second Reformation In order to live out holiness, Wesley developed what Michael Henderson calls “an interlocking group system.” This system was made up of three different types of...