Movements with Steve Addison

Stan Parks, a movement catalyst for almost thirty years, shares his experience with multiplying movements among unreached people groups in Southeast Asia. He discusses the difficulties of replicating Western models of church in different cultures and explores the emergence of church planting movements. The transformative effect of the tsunami on the Indonesian prayer movement and the involvement of local and foreign workers in reaching the Muslim community are also discussed. The podcast concludes with a discussion on the global movements occurring worldwide to fulfill the Great Commission.

Chris Galanos tells the story of his journey from megachurch pastor to movement catalyst. You can connect with Chris and access his training and resources at experiencelifenow.com. To find out more about 2414 visit 2414now.net.

My latest book is out — Your Part in God’s Story: 40 Days from Genesis to Revelation. Here’s the interview I did on the book with Peter “Pheaney” Lindell for his On The Road podcast. Sign up here for the 40-Day Challenge: movements.net/40days

I talk to Dave Ferguson about his latest book, BLESS. Dave talks to me about my new book, Your Part in God’s Story. Dave is lead pastor of Community Christian Church in Chicago. He also provides visionary leadership for the international church-planting movement NewThing and is the president of the Exponential Conference.

Steve talks to Joel Shaw about online training that multiplies disciples and churches in local communities. Find out more: ActsNowGlobal.com

Justin Long has spent the last twenty years tracking movements around the world. He’s found over 1,300 movements that have reached multiple streams of fourth generation churches and disciples. He shares what he is learning. Justin serves with Beyond researching movements and recruiting movement pioneers.

Brian Bullen tells his story of going after NoPlaceLeft in New Zealand.

Altin Kita came down out of the mountains to reach his nation. This is his story.

Oggie Martin reports in on multiplying movements among the world's half a billion Latinos.

India is Josh Howard’s adopted home. He tells the story of multiplying movements of disciples and churches in what will become the most populous nation on earth.