Who Shares Your Church Multiplication Dreams and Burden for Your City?
In their eBook, More Than BBQ: How God Is Creating a Citywide Church Planting Movement in Kansas City, Dan Southerland and Troy McMahon reflect back on their experience of starting […]
3 Proven Dynamics for Collaborating to Plant Churches
What happens when churches from diverse denominations come together with a vision to join forces to reach the fourth-largest U.S. city? In the article below, Bruce Wesley, founder of the […]
Multiplying Churches: 5 Big Things We Can’t Forget
Nearly 65 percent of the world’s unreached people groups live in India (1.2 billion people) and the 11 countries surrounding it—comprising nearly 50 percent of the world’s population. This is […]
Why Stability Could Be Poisoning Your Church Plant
Josh Burnett was a high school student when the vision for a church-planting church came to him. And at age 17, he began praying for God to move in this […]
What Inner Struggles Are Keeping You at Status Quo?
In the excerpt below from the second eBook in Exponential’s new series focused on multiplication, Light & Life Fellowship planter Larry Walkemeyer shares about the inner struggle he experienced as […]
Keeping People in the Bull’s-Eye
I remember the first time I stood in the ruins of an ancient Jewish synagogue. I was shocked at how small it was. As a modern-day suburbanite, I had always […]
Recovering Jesus-Shaped Discipleship
Over the years, I have found myself having to talk about a distinctly missional understanding of discipleship. I actually find this a bit odd. The very fact that we now […]
Decisions vs Disciples: What Are You Counting?
Every great adventure starts with a decision. Without a decision, nothing ever gets done. It’s the same in the spiritual realm. The journey of discipleship always begins when someone makes […]
2 Vital Signs of Mission Creep
On May 10, 1869, crews from the Central Pacific and Union Pacific railroads converged at Promontory Summit in northwest Utah. Their purpose was to connect their two railroads into the […]
