By Steve Cordle, founding pastor of Crossroads and leader of The River Network. At his peak, Tiger Woods was the greatest golfer in the world, yet he had a coach. LeBron James is a great basketball player, and he has a coach. The best cell group leaders also need a...
By Rob Campbell, Director of Mission Advancement, www.makdr.org Moses was a paramount leader in the Old Testament. He challenged the most powerful ruler in the world—Pharaoh (Exodus 5), led the Israelites from Egypt’s bondage to freedom (Exodus 12), spoke...
By Joel Comiskey, How to be a Great Cell Group Coach Someone has said you must fail at least three times in cell ministry to get it right. I agree. One of those failures occurred when I was part of a pastoral team. We decided we needed to do small groups....
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv We’ve been talking a lot about the training on this blog. But how do you ensure that people stay with the training? The answer is the cell. Those candidates who receive training must be part of the cell. Cell involvement must begin...
by Jeff Tunnell, JCG board member, pastor emeritus, and cell church advocate. Churches can employ several strategies when tracking cell members who have completed leadership training but haven’t yet started their groups. These approaches focus on maintaining...
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