By Joel Comiskey, Groups that Thrive Listening opens the door for encouragement. Small-group leaders bring healing by tuning their ears for the slightest reason to give praise. If there’s even a hint of excellence, a great small-group leader will spot it and...
by Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Mutual edification is one of the essential components of cell life. Each member edifies others and receives edification from others. Many needs arise, some easier to solve than others. At this point, the Jetro principle enters into...
By Andrew Kirk, Director of Generation 2 generation, www.G2Mandate.org, and host of Radical Lifestyle Podcast: www.youtube.com/RadicalLifestyle When building each other up becomes a lifestyle of the group, then members “catch it.” They are recipients of that...
By Daniel de los Reyes Villarreal, Superintendent, Pastor, Teacher, and writer We forge habits through the force of repetition—that is, by doing something repeatedly until behaviors become habitual. Pavlovian psychology demonstrates operant conditioning, in which a...
By Daniel de los Reyes Villarreal, Superintendent, Pastor, Teacher, and writer Learning is synonymous with change; one does not know something until that knowledge becomes life-change. Becoming a disciple of Jesus means: 1. Reflecting the image of Christ and becoming...
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