Friction to Fruitfulness: Unity in the Church
Church culture and polity had excluded aggressive disciple making and the idea of local churches planting churches, impacting unity in the church.
Church culture and polity had excluded aggressive disciple making and the idea of local churches planting churches, impacting unity in the church.
To make the greatest impact, we must shift our focus from making disciples to making disciple makers.
Every one of us has a private village. This circle is where we can most effectively share what Jesus has done for us and for others, becoming everyday missionaries.
Change your role from hero to hero maker, and you immediately multiply your capacity to change the world.
A conversation with Jason Shepperd, Ralph Moore and Myron Pierce
A conversation between Todd Wilson, Ralph Moore and Myron Pierce
More and more churches are embracing a new metric of success that prioritizes sending and growth through reproducing churches over simply gathering and accumulating.
A conversation between Rob Wegner, Ralph Moore and Myron Pierce
What if existing churches became a platform for the microchurch movement?
Across the United States, in churches of all shapes and sizes, God is breathing new life into his people as increasing numbers of leaders embrace the kingdom call to not just grow, but to reproduce and multiply.