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ICLC 2022 NOTEDay 1, Evening SessionSuper Session 3


pastor Biodun lawal (Assistant secretary General of Loveworld inc.)

TOPIC: EFFECTIVE LOCALITY CAPTURE: penetrating and dominating your locality through the cell system.

Text: Numbers 13: 23-33

*THE MESSAGE*

The purpose of the cell in an area is to capture that area for Christ.

6 Important points to note

1. Understand the vision of the cell ministry and understand your catchment.

5 Important points
i. You must understand our vision
ii. Understand that the vision requires urgency
iii. Understand your part in the vision.
iv. Understand your value in the vision.
v. You must appreciate the role of your members in the vision.

2. Be sensitive to the Holy Spirit (Ezekiel 11:19).
NB: The problem of Samson wasn't Delilah, the problem of Samson was sleep (Judges 16:18-19).
Sleep is one of the cause of leadership failure.

3. Renew your mind (Romans 12:2). Always Renew your mind with God's word.

4. Building capacity (Luke 14:31).
Jesus was talking about ability in Luke 14: 3 and not numbers.
Jesus won the whole world with only 12 men (Luke 9:2).

NB: you have to work on the sleepers in your cell. The sleepers are the inactive members of your cell.

5. Understand these four elements of consideration in Numbers 13:23-33
i. Grapes: these are amazing results, souls etc in the area.

ii. Gaints: there are five gaints you need to eliminate in your catchment, they are:
1. Discouragements
2. Delay
3. Doubt
4. Dismay
5. Difficulty.

iii. Grasshopper

iv. God

6. Dominate the Environment (Isaiah 54:2)

NB: the Important thing about the tent is the cord and the stakes, because the cords holds the tent and the stakes holds the cords.

Click on here for ICLC 2022 NOTE, Day 1, Evening Session, Super session 2

Notes by Fredrick Abel
#THE KINGS NATION.
#PASTOR CHRIS GENERATION.
#LOVEWORLD NATION.

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