“We need to equip our people to have something that others want and then teach them the power of walking alongside,” writes Ralph Moore in a recent article. This show highlights Exponential’s core church multiplication frameworks with a focus on the ev...

A Journey of Multiplication Vance Pitman, Hope Church Las Vegas Vance Pitmanis the Senior Pastor of Hope Church Las Vegas, a church plant of First Baptist Church in Wo

“We serve a God who doesn’t give up on you,” says Albert Tate. “If you still have breath in your body, you still have purpose in your chest.”   In this podcast, you will learn: To look at the prejudice and bias that all people experience To equip peopl...

This show highlights Exponential’s core church multiplication frameworks with a focus on the everyday, practical nature of how the concepts can help pastors and church planters make disciples and multiply churches.

This show highlights Exponential’s core church multiplication frameworks with a focus on the everyday, practical nature of how the concepts can help pastors and church planters make disciples and multiply churches.

This webinar will aim to dig deeper into the varying perspectives that we have as people of different ethnicities to see what we can learn from each other. In particular, we ask the pointed question: What would people of color want white leaders to kno...

This show highlights Exponential’s core church multiplication frameworks with a focus on the everyday, practical nature of how the concepts can help pastors and church planters make disciples and multiply churches.

The Frontlines program seeks to encourage and equip pastors and planters to better understand and navigate the current and future trends in church ministry. Hosted by veteran church multiplication leaders, each episode invites thought leaders and advan...

Spring of 2020 was a racially violent period in America, with African Americans being the primary victims of this violence. While there were a number of high-profile attacks on Black people, it was the killing of George Floyd that ignited an entirely n...

Interpersonal communications experts tell us that the majority of what we communicate is not verbal. Nonverbal communication such as facial expressions, hand gestures, stance, and how we use our eyes can communicate far more than our words can.