God has brought the world to Nashville Tennessee. James Harvey and David Kaufmann talk about reaching immigrant populations through disciple making movements. - What they had to say rocked my understanding of how we train workers for the harvest. -

David Broodryk on what a movement catalyst does. How he finds them. How he mentors and equips them.

David Broodryk is a practitioner, trainer, coach and strategist for disciple making movements. - I met David at a gathering of CoNext partners a few hours out of Kiev in the Ukraine. - David shares describes what a movements are and looks specificall...

A second interview with Gary Stump, a pastor who is making the transition from gathering a crowd to making disciples. - Gary mentions Ying Kai's six discipleship lessons and the book, T4T: A Discipleship Re-Revolution

Recently I received a directive from Jeff Sundell, "You've got to interview Fred and Melissa Campbell!" - He was right. - Fred mentions two websites: Explore God and T4TUSA. - He also referred the e3 Partners US Expeditions 2014.

The second session by Dale Jones on sharing the gospel and multiplying disciples among Buddhists. - UPDATE: Download link fixed.

I met Dale Jones (right) on a recent trip to Cambodia. Dale has over 20 years experience in Cambodia. In this first of two podcasts, Dale unpacks how he shares the gospel and multiplies disciples and churches among Buddhists. Multiplying disciples among

Earlier this year I did an interview with Dan Harding of Mission Platform. Dan asked me about how I got interested in Movements and what I'm learning about turning theory into practice.

By age 16 Ray was in jail for the eighth time when someone handed him a Bible. - Today Ray Vaughn (on the right with Jeff Sundell)  has a problem . He can't keep up with the opportunities he has to get into people's homes and do Discovery Bible Studies.

Around two-thirds of people are oral and not literary learners. Up to two-thirds of the Bible is narrative. Jesus taught using an oral approach. Yet Christian workers rely heavily on evangelism and discipleship strategies based upon abstract,