Inner cities have been left behind, neglected, and underserved. But there are still leaders incarnating and making a tangible difference. In order to keep the church doors open, many inner city church leaders are using creative and innovative methods to f

Many church leaders in America are plagued by financial insecuritynot only in their ministries, but also on the homefront. In this episode, you will learn about everyday missional side hustles that are helping church leaders not just survive, but thrive.

What would it look like if normal Christians were to consider that it is Gods plan for them to carry out their missional callingwithinthe marketplace and notin spite ofit? Church planters are invited to see the marketplace as a mission field and fi

Everyday church leaders can find themselves consumed with searching for that magic bullet calledresources. If God gives vision, we must follow him and pursue the opportunities that are before us, trusting in his provision while also considering funding

Stories of impact are popping up all over the country. God is on the move in unique ways like never before. As the Church emerges in this next season we must model what it means to be leaders who understand the seasons and times. In this episode you will

Of Kansas Citys 2.2 million people, 1.8 million are unreached or have no meaningful engagement with the gospel, and were not okay with that. From what weve seen, the predominant model of church planting will not be a sufficient strategy by itself to se

Guest: Brian SandersIf we do not know to whom we have been sent, we will never become effective disciple-makers. If we do not make disciples, we will not see the Church continue to emerge. Without clarity on our own personal calling in disciple-making, w

Guest: Hugh HalterFounder, Lantern NetworkA better framework for understanding microchurches has less to do with an event or a place; rather, seeing each as a family on mission. While every family looks different, we know that a healthy family will have

Guest: Dr. Aila TasseFounder and President, Lifeway Mission InternationalWhy would Jesus tell someone who desperately wants to leave his network to follow him, No? Because Jesus is smart. Hes strategic. In fact, if you take a step back and look at th

Guest: Jon FergusonAuthor, SpeakerWe remember these five rhythms through the acrostic of B.L.E.S.S.: BEGIN IN PRAYER LISTEN AND ENGAGE EAT SERVE STORYBLESS is five simple rhythms, it isnt a program or a series of linear steps. BLESS isnt