Afternoon Session
Multiplying Believers—Evangelism is a contact / high impact
Team Sport
Cell evangelism and multiplication
pinpoint the main difference between small groups an cell groups.
Evangelism and multiplication must be the DNA of each cell.
--JoelComiskey
Evangelism must be moving a person
closer to Christ no matter where they are at. It is not necessarily
a process. It is not an event. It is smaller interactions.
Fishing with a net...working with
others in order to bring them closer to Christ. Fishing with a net
also impacts everyone else who is a relations with the prospective
followers.
be the only one who does the evangelism; the entire group does the
evangelism.
Those who accepted his message were
baptized, and about three thousand were added to their number that
day. Acts 2:41 NIV
Practical insights that must exist in
our DNA:
Bring another person into the
relationship before they come to the group
We must celebrate small victories
Can I help you in any of your
relationships?
Accountability and flexibility in
our relationships
There is a difference between
walking the path and knowing the path. --The Matrix
Six Keys for effective cell evangelism
Prioritize cell evangelism: don't
expect it will just happen
Celebrate the little victories:
don't compare yourself with worldwide cell churches
Promote supernatural cell group
evangelism: don't depend too heavily on techniques
Emphasize group evangelism: don't
allow the the cell leader to carry the entire burden
Exemplify building relationships
with non-Christians: don't expect that your people will befriend
sinners
Keep on pressing on: don't be
weary in well-doing
Multiplying Churches
Lindsey Cofield
Be faithful to what God has called you
to early in life. Pour you life into others. Cell churches are
leader breeders (Timothy.)
God seems to be telling us that the
most import thing is about non-tradition church is leader development
(Timothy.)
Romans 16:3-5
How did they make a living?
Where did the church meet?
Who was probably the pastor?
How big did it get?
How long did it last?
How much good did it accomplish?
How much did it cost financially?
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