Movements With Steve Addison

Nathan Shank talks about how to maintain depth and breadth in a multiplying movement.

Steve talks to Ron Surgeon of Memphis about reaching every segment of society in a NoPlaceLeft strategy.

Steve talks to Jeff Sundell (right) on what it takes to get to NoPlaceLeft.

James Nyman talks to Steve Addison about pioneering movements among Muslims in SE Asia. James is the author of Stubborn Perseverance: How to Launch Cascading Movements to Christ Among Muslims (and others). To find out more visit Beyond. “Stubborn Perseverance” (James Nyman)

Steve Wright talks about how a multi-site mega church can reach it’s community through multiplying disciples and churches. Steve is Pastor of Discipleship and Church Planting at Family Church West Palm Beach. Links: From church to movement: Family Church, West Palm Beach The 3Circles gospel presentation 096-Pioneering Movements in South Florida – Troy Cooper 097-From church […]

Phil and Monika Clark talk with Steve Addison about their story of pioneering movements in New Zealand. Phil and Monika serve with Church Army New Zealand.

David Broodryk talks to Steve Addison about the place of groups, gatherings and teams in pioneering movements in urban environments. Visit Accelerate to learn more and connect with David. UPDATE: Changed the episode to 113.

Troy Cooper reports in on churches multiplying disciples and churches in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Want to learn more? UPDATE Training dates for 2016 Ray Vaughn is working on a similar strategy in Houston.

Steve and Amie Parlato talk about pioneering movements in the Buddhist world. UPDATE: Want to know more about reaching the Buddhist world? Email Steve and Amie through the blog or visit ActBeyond.

Chuck Wood discusses what it takes to move beyond making disciples to multiplying churches. Be prepared for some surprises. A previous episode with Chuck. Chuck’s website and resources.

David Broodryk talks about the importance of teams in multiplying movements. A previous interview with David Broodryk. Visit AccelerateTraining to discover more.

Ray Vaughn (right) on what it takes to be a movement pioneer across a city. Want to get started? Want to take the next step. Ray recommends you get some training. My last interview with Ray. Connect with Ray Vaughn and support his ministry. Training opportunities.

I’m always on the look out for case studies of dynamic movements. In this episode, I talk to Dave Price’s blog, researcher and author of Turning the World Upside Down: Learning from The Primitive Methodist Movement.

Steve talks to Brad Wall about Pioneering Movements in global cities. more about Global Gates…

In this podcast Dave Ferguson and I discuss Pioneering Movements at the NewThing Leadership Gathering 2015.

Steve Addison, the author of Pioneering Movements, talks to Troy Cooper about his new book. Steve is the good looking one. “Pioneering Movements: Leadership That Multiplies Disciples and Churches” (Steve Addison)

Steve Addison talks to David Watson, a movement pioneer and a catalyst for disciple making movements around the world. David and his son Paul have turned a lifetime of experience into a must-read book. "Contagious Disciple Making: Leading Others on a Journey of Discovery" (David Watson, Paul Watson)

Nathan Shank discusses the Five Levels of Movement Leadership. The second part of a two-part series. You can read more on Nathan’s Five Levels of Leadership in Pioneering Movements: Leadership that Multiplies Disciples and Churches.

Nathan Shank explains the levels of leadership in a multiplying movement. You’ll find it easier to follow if you’ve already listened to Episode 086-Nathan Shank on The Four Fields. This podcast is also available as a video. In our next episode Nathan will continue to discuss the Five Levels of Movement Leadership.

This is the 100th episode of the Movements Podcast. To mark this milestone we listen in as Jeff Sundell casts vision to a group of city leaders for NoPlaceLeft. If you’re enjoying the Movements Podcast why not tell a friend in person, via email or Facebook and Twitter. You can even leave a review. Subscribe […]