By Joel Comiskey, The Relational Disciple In a recent meeting with cell leaders, several spoke about the joy of community within their groups—yet also expressed concern over the lack of new people. It’s good to desire new people. After all, winning souls for...
by Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv In a fast-paced life, listening becomes a rare luxury. When we are in a hurry, our bodies shift into a state of alertness. Instinct triggers quicker breathing, the heart races, and the mind looks for shortcuts. In that state, as a...
By Andrew Kirk, Director of Generation 2 generation, www.G2Mandate.org, and host of Radical Lifestyle Podcast: www.youtube.com/RadicalLifestyle Active listening in a cell group is more than simply hearing—it’s about engaging with cell members with respect,...
By Scott Boren, The Center for Community and Mission (mscottboren.org) , Twitter@mscottboren The degree to which we listen to each other will be the degree to which we experience the presence of Jesus in the midst of our groups. To listen to one another requires...
By Scott Boren, The Center for Community and Mission (www.mscottboren.org), Twitter@mscottboren Show Interest in People’s Interests Years ago, I read the book How to Win Friends and Influence People. One thing stood out to me. Dale Carnegie writes about how he...
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