Movements with Steve Addison

Zach Medlock (above) is mobilising students to multiply disciples and churches in Memphis. Find out more about what God is doing in Memphis. BTW Zach, that's not how you swing a cricket bat.

Mike Shipman multiplies movements of disciples and churches among Muslims. In this interview Mike explains how a simple understanding of the Great Commission is at the center of everything he does. Mike is the author of Any 3. In the interview he refers to the "Three Thirds" process of T4T. You can read more about that in the book by Steve Smith and Ying Kai. Mike has a new book coming out later in 2015 entitled: Plan A: Simply Disciple the Whole World. "Any 3: Anyone, Anywhere, Any Time: Lead Muslims To Christ Now!" (Mike Shipman)

Fred shares the second part of What it will take to reach a city? Here's a link to the first part. Fred mentions sharing God's story in your story, Ray Vaughn shows how to do just that. What Jesus Started has more on Discovery Bible Study, T4T, the Three Thirds process.

We listen in as Fred talks to a group of practitioners about what it takes to reach a city. Part two will follow in the next episode.

I recorded this interview with Bryan Entzminger (above) for Engaging Missions. You'll hear some of my story and the lessons God has taught me about life, leadership and [of course] movements.

Jeff Sundell on the story of emerging church planting movements in the US.

Today we talk to Berk Wilson about multiplying movements among students.

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 and churches in the US and around the world. To get in touch with Curtis and find out about his training visit www.metacamp.org UPDATE: Bryan Entzminger at EngagingMissions has just released his own interview with Curtis Sergeant.

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 at EngagingMissions.

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.