Movements With Steve Addison

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.

Jenny and Rick Preato on multiplying disciples in a locked-down world. The resources they mentioned are available at movements.net Discovery Bible Study and 3-Thirds Discipleship The 411 and the 3-Circles

Jeff "JT" Timblin talks about reproducing disciple-making churches online. Jeff is the lead pastor of Bridges Church in Long Beach, California. Previous interview: 205-One Pastor is Bringing Movements Home 3Thirds Discipleship and the Commands of Christ Forming healthy churches  

A discussion with Jeff Sundell about multiplying leaders in a crisis. Thanks to Peter Lindell of the OnTheRoad podcast for partnering with me on this one.

Troy Cooper talks to Steve Addison about multiplying disciples and churches in a world in turmoil. Links: 3-Thirds Discipleship The Commands of Christ Following and Fishing notes

We take a look back at the last two years of pursing NoPlaceLeft in Southern California with Troy Cooper. Listen for the lessons on how God shapes the hearts of his people are they pursue multiplying disciples and churches.

I met Isaac Mugabi on a recent trip to Africa. He tells the story of NoPlaceLeft Uganda.

Steve Addison talks to Jim Shannon and Scott Cheatham of e3Partners and hears how a mission agency can fuel multiplying movements of disciples and churches.

Jim McKnight tells the story of multiplying disciples and churches among the military. Download the 2016 NoPlaceLeft Army Case Study. Jim mentioned the book T4T: A Discipleship Re-Revolution by Steve Smith and Ying Kai. He also mentioned 3-Thirds Discipleship.

Ross Ramsey tells the story of how God changed his heart and the impact on a local church. If you’re based in the US, you can contact Ross and find out how you and your church can start on the same journey.

e3Partners was a successful mission agency planting churches through short-term missions. Then one day they sat down and asked themselves, “If we keep doing what we’re doing, will we get to the multiplication of disciples and churches?” The answer was, “No.” Dan Hitzhusen tells the story of what happened next. It’s the story of a mission agency reinventing itself around fulfilling the Great Commission.

Rodrick Gilbert began his ministry in Delhi's slums. Today he leads a movement of 62,000 churches.

My guest is a local pastor who has been on a journey fuelling movements in Africa and is and is now bringing movements home to Longbeach CA. Jeff “JT” Timblin is the founding pastor of Bridges church. JT refers to: Residencies Great Commission Pipeline

In this final session of The Rise and Fall of Movements tour Jeff and Angie Sundell talk about the NoPlaceLeft as a case study of the Birth and Growth of a movement.

Session 2 of The Rise and Fall of Movements US Tour. This session follows the stages in the movement lifecycle — Birth, Growth, Maturity, Decline, Decay and the hope of Rebirth. Thanks to GACX for getting me to the US. Thanks to e3Partners for getting me to ten cities. Thanks to SEBTS for making this recording available.

This session follows the story of why movements rise and fall. It’s Session 1 of The Rise and Fall of Movements US Tour. Thanks to GACX for getting me to the US. Thanks to e3Partners for getting me to ten cities. Thanks to SEBTS for making this recording available.

Jimmy Seibert tells the story of his journey in multiplying disciples and churches.