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This audiobook clearly explains how to plant churches that are simple enough to keep on reproducing and even grow into a movement of churches. Planting Churches that Reproduce is the fruit of Comiskey’s extensive research and personal experience (three church plants in a wide variety of settings).

Jesús discipuló a sus seguidores por medio de relaciones interpersonales - y espera que nosotros hagamos lo mismo. A lo largo de las Escrituras encontramos abundantes exhortaciones a servirnos unos a otros. Este audiolibro le mostrará cómo hacerlo. La vida de aislamiento de la cultura occidental de hoy crea un deseo por vivir en comunidad y el mundo entero anhela ver discípulos relacionales en acción.

Facilitate highlights the key dynamics of small groups that will give a leader confidence to minister to those in the group. Facilitate teaches a leader how to listen well, ask questions, train others, involve people, and prepare for the meeting. This audiobook shows a potential leader how to develop new leaders to continue the discipleship process. It is excellent to use both in a Sunday school class and one on one. This audiobook has eight lessons, full of practical questions and applications.

Ralph Neighbour repeatedly says, “Theology must breed methodology.”Joel Comiskey has arrived at the same conclusion. Biblical truth is the only firm foundation for anything we do. Without a biblical base, we don’t have a strong under-pinning upon which we can hang our ministry and philosophy. We can plod through most anything when we know that God is stirring us to behave biblically.

This book explores how God has used small groups throughout church history, specifically focusing on the early church to the present time. God not only established the early church as a house to house movement, but he also has used small groups throughout church history. This book chronicles the small group or cell movement from Jesus all the way to the modern day cell explosion.

We know that the goal of the Christian life is to glorify God and to enjoy him forever. While this is God's ultimate plan, does he have a particular purpose for the cell-based church? I've been wrestling with this question for the past 22 years. This question confronts me every time I coach a pastor or pastors. In preparation for coaching, I ask myself, "What is my principal objective in helping this pastor?", "Where am I guiding this church?", and "What am I trying to do?". I've come to the conclusion that the primary goal of cell ministry is to make disciples who make disciples.

In this groundbreaking audiobook, Joel Comiskey and Jim Egli describe eight surprises about thriving small groups, from their research of 4,800 small-group participants on four continents. The authors expose common small group assumptions and offer practical advice to group members and leaders to help their groups thrive. The audiobook covers topics such as small group participation, the influence of food, worship, and how thriving small groups effectively reach others for Jesus Christ.

The Gospel is the best news on the face of this earth. Many believers, however, don't have a clear understanding of what that good news is nor how to share it. Share offers practical insights to help a believer boldly proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ to friends, neighbors, and loved ones. This audiobook is not only designed to equip a believer individually to share his or her faith, but it also instructs a small group how to witness to those outside the Christian faith.

Christ's death on the cross offers victory over bitterness, addictions, occult bondage, and debilitating strongholds. Encounter: Receive Christ's Freedom will show you how to apply Christ's victory to your own life. This book is an excellent resource for someone who is bound by sinful habits or who simply needs to live an abundant life. It explains clearly how to receive the fullness of the Holy Spirit and then to walk in the Spirit's power.

Jesus lived with his disciples for three years and taught them life lessons in a relational atmosphere. After three years, he commanded them to "go and do likewise" (Matthew 28:18-20). Our God, the Trinity, is a relational God. He lives in perfect harmony with the other members of the Godhead. His word is full of exhortations to love and serve one another. This book will tell you how.

Live: Experience Christ's Life is an excellent resource for someone who wants to know God and experience his life. This audiobook clearly explains how to pray, read the Bible, receive spiritual freedom, and administrate God's resources. It's a great audiobook to use individually, in a small group, or in a classroom teaching setting.

Small groups are leader breeders. Jesus formed his 12 disciples in a small group atmosphere. The best way to become a disciple of Jesus Christ, in fact, is to disciple others. Lead! explains how to facilitate a small group and to grow in the process. This book highlights key small group dynamics that will give the leader confidence in facilitating others. People are longing for community and this book reveals how to find it in the small group atmosphere. Lead! shows a potential leader how to develop new leaders to continue the process of discipleship.

Grow! explains how to have a daily quiet time in order to know Christ intimately and grow to maturity. This audiobook offers plenty of practical help for turning the “chore” of devotions into a life-changing, joy-producing habit. Grow! outlines clearly how to seek God in the quiet time and explains the amazing benefits of experiencing God on a daily basis. With this helpful and enthusiastic audiobook, a person can have a quiet time that is much more than opening a Bible and saying prayers.

With full calendars and long lists of things to do, people often put on hold life's most important goal - building an intimate relationship with God. Often, believers wish to pursue the goal but are not sure how to do it. They feel frustrated or guilty when their attempts at personal devotions seem empty and unfruitful. With warm, encouraging writing, Joel Comiskey guides listeners on how to set a daily appointment with the King and make it an exciting time they will look forward to.

Joel Comiskey está convencido que el objetivo principal de la iglesia es hacer discípulos que a su vez hagan discípulos. Pero, ¿cómo se supone que la iglesia deba hacer esto? Este libro responde a esa pregunta. El Dr. Comiskey explica cómo la reunión celular y la celebración (la reunión más grande) trabajan juntas en el proceso de hacer discípulos.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Leadership Explosion and learn about churches develop strong leaders!

Por poner en práctica las ideas contenidas en este libro, adquirirás una nueva confianza para guiar tu grupo celular. En tal atmósfera también se podrá percibir la presencia del Espíritu Santo. Dirige resalta las dinámicas que equipan al líder para escuchar, hacer buenas preguntas, estimular la participación, manejar a los habladores e, incluso, usar los dones espirituales.

Muchas personas creen que no necesitan la iglesia local. La resistencia a reunirse fielmente con otros creyentes regularmente no es un problema nuevo. La misma tendencia también estaba ocurriendo en la iglesia del Nuevo Testamento. Para enfrentar este dilema, el escritor de Hebreos dijo: “No dejemos de congregarnos, como acostumbran hacerlo algunos, sino animémonos unos a otros, y con mayor razón ahora que vemos que aquel día se acerca”. (Hebreos 10:25).

Muchos creen que la forma en que tratan a sus cuerpos no tiene relación con su caminar con Dios. No hacen ejercicio regularmente ni comen alimentos saludables. Tampoco es una prioridad. La espiritualidad, sí lo es; la salud física, no. Sutilmente han colocado una pared entre las dos. En Gálatas 5:23, una manifestación del fruto del Espíritu Santo es el dominio propio (Gálatas 5:23). Los cristianos deben exhibir dominio propio en todas las áreas de la vida, incluida la alimentación y la actividad física.

Con los años, he notado una resistencia a tomarse un día libre. La respuesta es así: “Oh, ¿un día libre? Ciertamente no. Estoy demasiado ocupado haciendo la obra de Dios. ¿Vacaciones? De ninguna manera, tengo mucho que hacer por el Señor”. Cuando las personas dicen cosas como esta, asumen que otros estarán impresionados por su arduo trabajo y les darán palmaditas en la espalda por no ser perezosos u holgazanes. Y ciertamente, las personas que dicen tales cosas no entran en la categoría de perezosos.