Cell Group Ministry: Serving God and Others
Ministry
“In a cell church, every member is a minister. Therefore, personal and group ministries touch the lives of hurting people. Because the basic Christian community takes place out in the world, Christians can identify and relate to real needs.”
— Beckham, The Second Reformation, p. 75
All our activities that are done in Jesus’ name through the Holy Spirit, whether to a Christian or non-Christian, are spiritual sacrifices. What are a few sacrifices you have offered this week to God?
“I urge you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies a living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God, which is your spiritual service of worship. And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind...”
Romans 12:1–2
Training disciples
Christ’s disciples are able and eager to make disciples wherever God sends them.
Missions committed
Christ’s disciples are dedicated to fulfilling their part of the Lord’s worldwide kingdom development, whether locally in evangelism or in distant areas through missions.
Care for others
Christ’s disciples are committed to demonstrating God’s love to others in practical ways.
Prayer through intercession. Christ’s disciples know that the greatest works of God are accomplished by God’s people simply but sincerely asking Him to do certain things on behalf of others.
Ministry in a cell group is not merely a program. It is a life of sacrifice, service, and dependence on the Lord so that others are helped and Christ is honored.
