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...

Coaching Leaders

By Joel Comiskey, Groups that Thrive and From Twelve to Three I often recommend Jim Egli and Dwight Marble’s book, Small Groups, Big Impact. The authors conducted their research among three thousand small group leaders in twenty countries and concluded...

Weekly Reports and Discipleship

By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv When a church exceeds fifty cells there is only one way to have a complete idea of what happens and it is through weekly reports. The reports are a consistent medium that shows week by week the quantitative state of meetings at home and...

Cell Accountability

by Aaron Lemuel De La Torre,  Iglesia Bautista de la Comunidad in Hidalgo, Texas, www.comunidadiglesia.comBefore David was leading his country and winning on the battlefield, he was being faithful with his shepherd tasks. He defended his father’s sheep from...