A conversation with Shane and Graciela Nassirian about a move of God in Southern California.Von Steve Addison

A movement begins when insiders spread the good news and make disciples. This is a story of salvation and multiplication.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with Berk Wilson who has given his life to reaching students to reach the world. Berk's website: https://www.raleighgrace.org/ Previous interview: https://www.movements.net/blog/2015/01/07/movements-among-students-berk-wilson-podcast.html-w7da3Von Steve Addison

A conversation with “Bill” about pursuing movements of disciples and churches in Central Asia, home to around 80 million people. Most are Muslims.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with Troy Cooper, just outside Athens, Greece, about the difference between “recruitment” and “movement to mobilization”.Von Steve Addison

Bryan King has been on a seven-year journey learning how God turns churches around to embrace the Great Commission. Meanwhile, God had a plan to turn Bryan around. Unleash the Priest Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unleash-the-priest/id1758017890 151-A Local Church Takes on the Great Commission: https://www.movements.net/blog/blog/20…

The first five years were hard, how did Jared adjust when the breakthroughs came? Part 1: 334-The First Five Years: movements.net/blog/344-the-first-five-yearsVon Steve Addison

Jared’s early years in Asia were like being out fishing all night and catching nothing. What was God up to?Von Steve Addison

James and Hope are somewhere in the Middle East where God is working in amazing ways. For security reasons, there’s no video of this interview. Hope insists it’s not because James isn’t good looking. Previous interviews: 320-James and Hope: The Call https://www.movements.net/blog/blog/2024/1/29/320-james-and-hope-the-call-mjbzb 321-James and Hope: …

A conversation with Trevor about the rise of a movement of disciples and churches somewhere in Asia.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with Gary and DJ on a multiplying movement of disciples and churches somewhere in South Asia.Von Steve Addison

When you watch or listen to this interview you’ll be gazing into the future. The future of world missions is Nigerian, Brazilian, Chinese, Indian, Persian and in this case, Nepali.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with Liam Wilson and Isaiah Bennet about multiplying disciples and churches in Canada.Von Steve Addison

The story of how God shaped and prepared a movement pioneer — Robert Koskei — and the role of the outside leaders who identified him, trained him and partnered with him to see disciples and churches multiply to the glory of God. The story of how God shaped and prepared a movement pioneer — Robert Koskei — and the role of the outside leaders — Justi…

A conversation with Carter and James about why church matters. It begins with a great case study from Carter. Listen to the end for another compelling case study from Iran.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with Nathan Shank and Jeff Sundell on ecclesiology — why church matters in a multiplying movement.Von Steve Addison

Josh Husmann interviews Steve Addison on Acts and the Movement of God. Recorded at Exponential 2024 in Orlando. amzn.to/42IWrCrVon Steve Addison

A conversation with Terry Solley about movements of disciples and churches behind bars. Terry's ministry: texasprisonoutreach.orgVon Steve Addison

What do you do when the vision outstrips reality? A conversation with Matt Foshee in New York. In an earlier podcast, Cassie and Matt Foshee talk about NoPlaceLeft in the Mormon heartland of Utah: https://www.movements.net/blog/blog/2021/7/13/254-noplaceleft-utahVon Steve Addison

What happens when all hell breaks loose on a growing movement of disciples and churches? That’s our topic of conversation with Chris who served somewhere in Asia.Von Steve Addison

The second conversation with James and Hope about their call and how they are going after NoPlaceLeft in the Arab world. The first interview: movements.net/blog/blog/2024/1/29/320-james-and-hope-the-callVon Steve Addison

A conversation with James and Hope around their call to the Arab world. In the next episode, we'll hear how the work unfolded.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with a young man we’ll call Matthew. He and his friend Hugh spent three months in a Muslim-majority country sharing the gospel and making disciples.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with my friend Dave Lawton on losing my wife Michelle and finding the goodness of God.Von Steve Addison

Session 1: A Shepherd for Every Flock From the first church(es) in Jerusalem and consistently emerging from each subsequent harvest field, recognizing elder/overseers in each field is a part of the work of mission (Titus 1:5-6). Paul carried greatly for this task. Paul often returned the venue of persecution to see that elders were appointed (Acts …

Session 1: Pictures of Church Identity One of the most overlooked aspects of church planting is the introduction and local ownership of church identity. Beginning in Acts 2, today’s study considers the matter of local commitment to “the number.” The New Testament utilizes numerous word pictures to catalyze church identity. Today’s study considers t…

Session 1: In Matthew 28 disciple-making assumes, or is even initiated by, the acceptance of Baptism. In today’s study, we survey post Pentecost examples of Baptism. As we consider these examples, we intend to wrestle with three key questions; who received baptism? When was baptism performed? And finally, who gave baptism in each example? As you co…

Nathan’s first study examines a survey of passages across the New Testament to clarify the Biblical Gospel. What could be more important than sowing the right seed? Our goal is to answer the question, what do we say? Answer: the core elements of the Gospel must be our message. Considering the biblical Gospel, how might you revisit your seed sowing …

We continue the series with Nathan Shank on Discovering the Missionary Task. In today’s study, consider a survey of Old and New Testament descriptions of the targets of God’s mission. If sin causes separation, missions cross the resulting barriers to initiate God’s mission. Were there passages or promises you considered for the first time? As we ex…

This is the first installment in a series on Discovering the Missionary Task by Nathan Shank. You can listen to the audio on the Movements podcast. If you’d like to view and work through the content as a team, the video is available on Nathan’s Youtube channel. This first video sets the stage for the series. Objectives are clearly detailed along wi…

A conversation with Charlie Burke of Exponential Australia about my book, Acts and the Movement of God. youtu.be/UEym347gOxUVon Steve Addison

Cynthia Anderson talks about her new book, The Multiplier’s Mindset. She unpacks the shifts in our thinking we need to navigate as we pursue movements of disciples and churches. Cynthia is a trainer, coach, podcaster and friend. Links multipliersmindset.com Mindset questionnaire Dare to multiply podcast…

A conversation with Zeth and Hannah Hill about their calling to London.Von Steve Addison

David Cervenka felt like he was hitting his head against a brick wall until a phone call sent him on a journey of discovery and breakthrough in Japan.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with Jacob Boss about trends across Europe.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with Frank Schattner about his journey from pioneering movements among the Hmong people to the Joshua Project and now the Fidelis Project. Fidelis provides online training and higher education for movement catalysts. Links Fidelis Project: fidelisproject.com Joshua Project: joshuaproject.net Hill 111: hill111.com…

For centuries Spain has sent missionaries to Venezuela. This is the story of Gabo and Barbara Ayala, called by God out of Caracas, Venezuela to Granada, Spain. Find out more: movimientotrestercios.esVon Steve Addison

A conversation with Joe Stewart and Ron Johnson in Denver, Colorado about multiplying disciples and churches from where they are to the ends of the earth. Links: simplechurch.global chasm.solutionsVon Steve Addison

My third and final author interview with Josh Howard on my latest book, Acts and the Movement of God. We talk about the spiritual battle and how the church in Jerusalem became a multiplying movement of disciples and churches. Find out more at: movements.net/acts Buy @ Koorong Australia: koorong.com Buy on Amazon: amzn.to/3MVjvbK…

My second author interview with Josh Howard about my new book, Acts and the Movement of God. We discuss the church in Jerusalem as the role model for every church. We learn that discipleship and church formation are two sides of the same reality. We identify the pattern of engagement in Acts between the movement of God and a lost world. We see how …

I talk with Josh Howard about the release of my latest book: Acts and the Movement of God: From Jerusalem to the Ends of the Earth. We discuss how Luke wrote to help us bridge the gap between our experience and the movement of God in Acts. We talk about how Jesus launched a missionary movement that was under the authority of God’s Word, dependent o…

Kevin Weigelt talks about his story of pursuing NoPlaceLeft in Romania. Find out more: europemultiplyteam.comVon Steve Addison

A conversation with Jake and Stacy Jarrell about their calling to Spain.Von Steve Addison

Russell Godward leads a conversation on the journey from established church to movement. Visit Russell’s YouTube channel: youtube.com/@russellgodward8500Von Steve Addison

A conversation with Nathan Zziwa about the progress they are making towards NoPlaceLeft in Uganda.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with one young couple called by God to pursue movements of disciples and churches in South Asia.Von Steve Addison

A conversation with JT Timblin with the latest news on movements of disciples and churches in Southern California. Connect with JT: neighborsandnations.orgVon Steve Addison

Glenn and Rhonda Stewart tell the second part of the story of a movement of God in Rajasthan, India. Explore the resources mentioned in the interview: southasiansands.wixsite.com/ekrastaVon Steve Addison

Some people think a movement is a sovereign work of God. Others think it takes a lot of hard work and sacrifice. Glenn and Rhonda Stewart know both are true. Explore the resources mentioned in the interview: southasiansands.wixsite.com/ekrastaVon Steve Addison

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