By Jeff Tunnell, JCG board member, pastor emeritus, and cell church advocate We live in an age of endless distraction. That’s why cultivating focus within the church isn’t optional—it’s essential. A culture of concentration is not a passing theme but a spiritual...
Christy Gibas, By Christy Gibas, lead pastor of Table Church in Pittsburgh, PA For more information, see https://xr.church/about-us/leadership/ Some threats to your calling come boldly. Others swoop in quietly, hoping you won’t notice until it’s too late....
Christy Gibas, By Christy Gibas, lead pastor of Table Church in Pittsburgh, PA For more information, see https://xr.church/about-us/leadership/ No. It’s a complete sentence—one many church leaders are reluctant to use. Yet often, when we say “no,” we free...
By Robert M. Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil — www.celulas.com.br In today’s church world, there are countless ministry ideas and suggestions. While many of them are good, they can also become distractions. The danger is clear: in trying to do everything, we can lose...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv The greatest challenge facing churches is the need to regain their focus. Oftentimes, well-intentioned activities and projects distract from what truly matters: making disciples who, in turn, make other disciples. After all, this is...
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