Movements inspire. Organizations maintain. In this episode, we unpack the difference between a decentralized, Spirit-led movement and a structured, institutional organization and why Ride Nature leans toward the former.

Looking to the early church in Acts 2:42–47 and 1 Corinthians 12:12, we explore what it means to live as a unified yet diverse body, empowered by the Spirit rather than constrained by systems. From open-source leadership and grassroots agility to discipleship-driven growth, this episode calls us back to the organic, multiplying movement that Jesus began.

As Seth Godin said, “Movements begin when someone explains how a better world could look, and gives others a chance to join in.” Tune in and rediscover what happens when the church stops trying to control growth—and starts trusting the Spirit to lead it.

Resources:

Books:

• The Forgotten Ways” – Alan Hirsch (Recapturing the movemental ethos of the early church)

• “Movements That Change the World” – Steve Addison (Overview of historical and modern disciple-making movements)

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