Ever wondered what you’ll do in your retirement? This report just came in from one of my heroes, who is a least twice my age. After a long haul flight and a long drive through the night, he listens to reports of the gospel going out to families and villages resulting in new disciples and churches. The majority faith is Islam deeply rooted in ancestral spirits, local spirits, powerful witches and other spiritual practitioners. Effective evangelism in the area normally involves delivering persons from these with focused prayer of up to five hours. All believers attending the training are fully ..read more

I’m through security and ready for the flight to Melbourne. I’ve been on the road in South Asia for three and a half weeks on the road. I’m ready to go home and hug the grandkids and walk the dog, but this trip has changed me. For more than three decades I’ve read everything I can on movements, and I’ve interviewed hundreds of practitioners — nothing beats being in the field, face-to-face with first-generation believers pursuing multiplying movements of disciples and churches. We drove thousands of kilometers and met hundreds of people, I never grew tired of hearing their stories — how the go ..read more

A conversation with Gary and DJ on a multiplying movement of disciples and churches somewhere in South Asia ..read more

When you watch or listen to this interview you’ll be gazing into the future. The future of world missions is Nigerian, Brazilian, Chinese, Indian, Persian and in this case, Nepali ..read more

A conversation with Liam Wilson and Isaiah Bennet about multiplying disciples and churches in Canada ..read more

Robert Koskei had a secure position as a bishop in an African Pentecostal denomination when God called him to take the gospel to Southern Sudan. He left his homeland of Kenya with no financial support, language training, or contacts. He’d never been outside Kenya but the Spirit compelled him and Robert obeyed. When he arrived, he had nowhere to stay. He met a Ugandan pastor who spoke English and pointed him to a hotel run by Kenyans. Robert found an elderly man from the same tribe and place, they were virtually relatives. When he heard of Robert’s mission he offered him a place to stay and foo ..read more

The story of how God shaped and prepared a movement pioneer — Robert Koskei — and the role of the outside leaders — Justin and Joey — who identified him, trained him and partnered with him to see disciples and churches multiply to the glory of God ..read more

Carter Cox can remember the day his extended family began to meet as a church—it was January 7, 2017. It was his idea, picked up by his father. When they started they were still not sure it was the right thing to do. Since then three of his siblings have entered the kingdom. Two came off serious addictions. Two walked through crises in their marriage. Lives have been transformed as other friends of the family have entered the kingdom. Today they meet every Thursday around a meal. Carter is the eldest of eight children, seven are married. With spouses that’s seventeen adults and eighteen grandc ..read more

A conversation with Carter and James about why church matters. It begins with a great case study from Carter. Listen to the end for another compelling case study from Iran ..read more

Josh Husmann interviews Steve Addison on Acts and the Movement of God. Recorded at Exponential 2024 in Orlando ..read more