Twenty-five years ago Curtis Sergeant saw his first church planting movement in China. Then he began training others. He’s seen movements in India, among Muslims and now in North America. Curtis talks about how he trains workers to multiply disciple an...

Ron Surgeon (left) shares his story, and what it’s going to take to see “no place left” in Memphis. - UPDATE: I've improved the volume of the podcast and reloaded the file. Thanks for some helpful tips on improving audio quality from Bryan Entzminger ...

I had the honour of interviewing George Patterson. He served for over twenty years in Central America. The simple methods and practices he developed have since spread around the world as best practice for church planting movements.

David Broodryk interviews author Jerry Trousdale about his book Miraculous Movements: How Hundreds of Thousands of Muslims Are Falling in Love with Jesus. - Visit David's website and register to gain access to other outstanding interviews and resource...

Following the theme of helping existing churches fuel disciple making movements, Nathan Shank talks to Steve about his experience in North India.

Peter Snyman is the senior leader of the Lighthouse church in Cape Town, South Africa. In the dark days of apartheid Lighthouse was one of the first churches in South Arica to open its doors to all nations. - Despite being a church of over 2,000,

In this episode Don Waybright shares how Sugar Creek Baptist (Houston) has become a catalyst for multiplying disciples and churches. Their reach extends from their backyard to to the ends of the earth. - Visit t4tusa to access the resources and traini...

We normally think it's our job to reach the immigrants God brings to our shores. - Jeff Sundell thought differently. What if God had brought African immigrants from Nigeria, Togo and Ghana to Charlotte, North Carolina so they should reach Americans? -

We normally think it's our job to reach the immigrants God brings to our shores. - Jeff Sundell thought differently. What if God had brought African immigrants from Nigeria, Togo and Ghana to Charlotte, North Carolina so they should reach Americans? -

Five years ago Jeff Sundell (above) set out to see if the principles and practices of church planting movements could be applied in the US. For the first time since he began that journey, Jeff is seeing third and fourth generations of new disciples, group