Lee Pyung-kang: Cell Leader/Group Leader/Shepherd Helpbook

“The meeting is so boring,” she says. “We just talk and come. “I’m tired of praying every time,” he says. Many churches organize cell groups and lead leaders to the gathering as a mission, but the interest is less and the numbers are more apparent. Why is this happening? The author says the cell's dynamics are due to its loss. Many churches think of cell communities as small groups that once a week gather together. But the community that the Bible speaks of is not a community, but a community life, a life style of faith. The community is not a program or a system, but the nature of the association with God. The author, who has been self-immolating for about 16 years, found that leadership's belief lifestyle especially governs the movement of the cell. The figure was that even the cell church, unless it had been trained to live by words in everyday life, could not be a living community with Jesus. So it restored the nature of Christ's body, the community, and became a key habit of leaders, and contained 14 weeks of training to deepen their faith. The leader arranged a checklist to record prayers with the curti every day at the end of each week, so that knowing God and living would become a key habit.

Korean title: 셀리더 순장 목자 도움서

Korean author: 이평강

Korean publisher: 두란노서원

ISBN-13: 9788953136571