Exponential NEXT Podcast

Surveys show that only one in four new churches reproduce. Imagine the impact to the human race if three of four adults never had children. What if our consumer and programmatic approach to church is our biggest limitation to multiplication?

It seems that the current prevailing models and approaches are producing consumers rather than disciples, and this dramatically hinders our dreams of multiplication.

If you’re looking for a book that’s going to offer you the secret to starting a fast-growing church, this is not the book for you. However, if you’re interested in being challenged, inspired, and equipped to start new churches that arise from efforts to make disciples who make disciples who plant churches that plant churches, this is the book for you.

The already rapid rate of changing dynamics in church structure and operations is accelerating after 2020, in part due to the dramatic shifts brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. More than ever, leaders are needing to innovate and reimagine what church multiplication looks like moving forward. This brand new webinar series, Leading Your Team Well, is … Leading Your Team Well Episode 1 – What Will Stay and What Will Go Away? Read More »

The already rapid rate of changing dynamics in church structure and operations is accelerating after 2020, in part due to the dramatic shifts brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. More than ever, leaders are needing to innovate and reimagine what church multiplication looks like moving forward. This brand new webinar series, Leading Your Team Well, is designed to lean into the future and shed light on what leading teams looks like in 2021 and beyond. What are age-old best practices for leading staff teams, and new practices that have emerged as senior leaders give leadership to increasingly decentralized and virtual staff?

In the inaugural episode, Kadi Cole and William Vanderbloemen give their predictions of what leading a healthy team will look like post-pandemic.

As leaders, it is our responsibility to call people to a higher level of engagement and commitment. Part of that calling should result in a greater level of financial resources to accomplish the mission that God has put before us. Generosity and stewardship are fundamental to discipleship, so pastors need a plan to develop all … Elevating Generosity and Stewardship Episode 1 – Equipping the Next Generation Read More »

As leaders, it is our responsibility to call people to a higher level of engagement and commitment. Part of that calling should result in a greater level of financial resources to accomplish the mission that God has put before us. Generosity and stewardship are fundamental to discipleship, so pastors need a plan to develop all of their people, including the next generation, in this important area of spiritual formation. That’s why Chris Willard is sitting down with Grant Skeldon, Next Gen Director at Q Ideas, to talk about how to engage and equip the next generation.

We are living in challenging and uncertain times in which leaders need support and encouragement to help them learn to navigate the world we are in. Leaders too often focus on external things to the neglect of their own souls. In this webinar, Exponential COO Jason Stewart will interview Dr. Bevins and Dr. Dunwoody about the key issues in their new … Book Tour Podcast – Healthy Rhythms for Leaders Read More »

We are living in challenging and uncertain times in which leaders need support and encouragement to help them learn to navigate the world we are in. Leaders too often focus on external things to the neglect of their own souls.

In this webinar, Exponential COO Jason Stewart will interview Dr. Bevins and Dr. Dunwoody about the key issues in their new book, Healthy Rhythms for Leaders.

In this episode, hear from Ralph Moore and Aaron Suzuki, who planted Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay in 1983. Since then, 2400 Hope Chapel churches have become a large collaboration of boutique congregations rather than a centrally controlled franchise operation–think movement instead of network. The “secret sauce” that flows through the Hope Chapel movement is a … Practical Multiplication Episode 19 – Innovations in Church Multiplication Read More »

In this episode, hear from Ralph Moore and Aaron Suzuki, who planted Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay in 1983. Since then, 2400 Hope Chapel churches have become a large collaboration of boutique congregations rather than a centrally controlled franchise operation–think movement instead of network.

The “secret sauce” that flows through the Hope Chapel movement is a relentless commitment to disciplemaking coupled with a firm belief that every church should reproduce itself at least one time in its history. Myron Pierce will interview Ralph and Aaron to unpack what they’ve learned over the years.

Can you imagine having so many volunteers that you no longer fear the inevitable volunteer cancellation calls that come every weekend? Want to stop begging those “weekly faithful” to help out every week? Join us as we unpack one primary shift that will take you beyond “having enough” volunteers to leveraging volunteer roles to develop … Go Beyond Episode 1 – Volunteers Read More »