A conversation with Nathan Shank and Jeff Sundell on ecclesiology — why church matters in a multiplying movement ..read more

Don Waybright baptises a prisoner Don Waybright wrote this response to my interview with Terry Solley. . . Before the sun rises every day on Texas Death Row you will hear the songs of praise and Amazing Grace echoing from the cells. In the past year, thirty-three Death Row inmates have followed Jesus in baptism. These inmates lead five churches that meet daily for worship, Word, prayer, and learning to love God and love one another. They are caged separately but that does not inhibit their worship. When a man receives his execution date, they conduct a special service, and as he makes the Dea ..read more

A conversation with Terry Solley about movements of disciples and churches behind bars. Terry's ministry: texasprisonoutreach.org ..read more

I listened again to my interview with Matt on reaching the New York metro. A few things stood out . . . God has brought the nations to New York which has the highest concentration of unreached people groups for a US city. To reach a complex city like New York you need to have a vision for unreached peoples and places. That means multiple teams going after peoples and places. Matt and his team couldn’t start everywhere, so they started somewhere with fasting and prayer and 30 days in the harvest locally in Queens. Matt identified the top ten unreached people groups and places in New York and m ..read more

Throughout March I’ll be working my way east to west across North America talking about Acts and the Movement of God. Check out the links below to find out more. March 2024 1st Toronto 4th Charleston 5–7th Exponential Orlando 9th Tampa 11–13th West Palm Beach 15th Austin 21–22nd Los Angeles 24 San Francisco 25–27th Salt Lake City     ..read more

What happens when all hell breaks loose on a growing movement of disciples and churches? That’s our topic of conversation with Chris who served somewhere in Asia ..read more

James and Hope live in an Arab city known for its riots and revolutions. They know the smell of burning tires. But the explosion that ripped through the city killing 100 people took the danger to another level. Most mission agencies would have evacuated them. Instead their mentor turned up with a small team and began working beside them. It was to be a turning point. With limited Arabic James and Hope prayer walked the most devastated neighborhoods. From 6-8:00 am they walked and prayed in neighborhoods that no foreigner would normally be in. Soon they made connections. All they had to offer ..read more

The second conversation with James and Hope about their call and how they are going after NoPlaceLeft in the Arab world. 320-James and Hope: The Call ..read more

I’ve been thinking about my conversation with James and Hope on their call to the Arab world. There are at least five gems buried in this story that shed light on how God calls movement catalysts. They’re not rules, just patterns that we can learn from. God chooses unlikely people James was a depressed eighteen-year-old when his sister handed him a bible and told him, “Read this.” He took her advice, read the Bible, and put his faith in Christ. Immediately, James thought, “If I believe this, I need to do something about it.” His sister told him, “You need to meet Zach.” 2. God will lead you ..read more

A conversation with James and Hope around their call to the Arab world ..read more