Movements With Steve Addison

Craig Keener, New Testament scholar, talks about Acts 2 and movements of God.

Kurt Urbanek has been a witness and participant in multiplying movements of disciples and churches in Cuba since the mid-1990s. He shares the story and the lessons. Kurt is the author of Cuba’s Great Awakening: A Church Planting Movement.  

Dave Coles researches and writes about movements. He shares his story and what he's learning from movements that multiply disciples and churches. He's the author of two books on movements and you can find him at btdnetwork.org

Daniel joins us to talk about growing leaders who can multiply disciples, churches and leaders. For online training he recommends: e3partners.

Cindy joins us to talk about her journey in multiplying movements in Asia. Find out more: dmmsfrontiermissions.com

During the pandemic Daniel Sih took evangelism and discipleship online. He was surprised by the response. Hear him tell the story of the spread of Hope Groups. Find out more: togethernetwork.com.au

We hear from Jim Yost, movement pioneer in Papua, Indonesia.

We drop into LA and talk to Rick Preato, Troy Cooper and Mike Puckett (Puck). We talk about what God is up to, what they're learning and what's next.

A conversation with George Funk about his vision for NoPlaceLeft Africa. Africa is a continent of 1.3 billion people. It’s also has the youngest population of any continent rising to 4.3 billion by 2100.

Andy Kampman of LaunchGlobal shares how local churches are mobilising for movements.

John walks us through the DiscoverApp, a tool for Discover Bible Study in multiple languages.

We hear how God has called and shaped "Tim and Lydia" to pioneer movements cross-culturally.

We hear the story of Lipok Lemtur, a Naga from India, and learn how God calls and shapes a movement pioneer.

Justin and Rachel White talk about how God prepared them for, and called them to Africa.

Zach and Calley Medlock talk about how they are pursuing NoPlaceLeft (Rom 15:23) by launching groups for discovery and discipleship online.

Austin Wilson has been making disciples, starting churches and growing leaders online long before the pandemic hit. Austin and Jack talk about what they're learning.

David Garrison’s 12 characteristics of Movement Leaders: They have a Magnificent Obsession: Movement leaders "see it before they see it." They have a "My People syndrome": They adopt an unreached people group as their own people. They have a WIGTake (What's It Gonna Take?) worldview rather than a "What am I good at?" way of thinking. They are lateral thinkers: They learn from failures and keep seeking another way to solve problems. They never take no for an answer when it comes to reaching their people for Jesus. Ruthless evaluation: The strategy and tactics change as they pursue the vision. They set aside things that don't work. They recognize this is God's work, not their work. They see themselves as the ant that rides the elephant across a river. They know how the story ends. The promise of Revelation 5:9 is true. It's not about them. It's about God's glory and seeing Christlikeness multiply among unreached people. God can hit straight with a crooked stick. Movement leaders don't fall f

Chris Gibson describes his journey from a racecar garage to NoPlaceLeft.

Oggie Martin is turning a crisis into an opportunity in the Latino world. Want to know more? 154-NoPlaceLeft in the Latino World #noplaceleft resources in Spanish

Russell Godward shares what he's learning about multiplying disciples and churches in an age of crisis.