Justin and Trisha Davis were church planters...until their world came crumbling down. What happened? Driven-ness. Distance Decay. Deception. Hurt. Their personal story of forgiveness, reconciliation, and ministry restoration could keep the cracks in our fishbowl from spreading. Come find out how in this no-holds-barred workshop.

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, Bob & Niki Roberts, high school sweethearts, will trace their journey of following Jesus to plant a church, the impact on their marriage and lessons learned.

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, Brian & Amy Bloye ask the question of how do you stay the course in the midst of difficult circumstances, conflict and criticism.

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, Rob Wedner and Jack Magruder Speak on how to go from mega to missional. "Missional" For the past decade, the buzzword has been used to describe all things church-missional leadership, missional small groups, missional approach, missional communities. The concept has been written about, studied, argued over, questioned and celebrated. For the past 10 years, Granger Community Church in Granger, Ind., has explored, wrestled with and ultimately embraced what it means to be missional. We look at the potential and the tensions of moving from Megachurch and Missional. How is it that megachurch and multi-site can become a launch pad for a missional movement of God's people into every domain of society and every unreached pocket of people in a community?

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, listen as Shawn Lovejoy, founder of Mountain Lake Church and Leader of churchplanters.com shares his personal story about the damage that can be done when good intentions lead to wrong priorities; and lots of destruction...and how we can re-order our lives, priorities, and ministries.

Aaron Couch launched Real Life Moscow in October, 2007 and, with a core commitment to Relational Discipleship, the church grew within three years to a weekend attendance is excess of 1,000 people. Aaron will tell the story of how he led the church with this commitment to discipleship and how they created a discipleship system from the very beginning that was designed to ensure that everyone was discipled. Since discipleship is the mission, the key question is how do we make this happen for everyone in a practical Real-life setting? Aaron will tell the inspiring story of how a church in Moscow, Idaho made it happen.

Dr. Williams has recently completed a study of 50 church planters who were approved for church planting via the Church Planting Assessment Center between 1997 and 2009. Their original DiSC scores and current DiSC scores were compared to the growth and per capita giving of their respective churches. The results show a clear trend in DiSC scores and church planting.

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, Eric Metcalf and Carter Moss explore how to reach people who are far from God, how to restore our communities to the dream of God and how to reproduce the mission in others.

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, Hugh Halter and Matt Smay will unpack the back story behind The Tangible Kingdom and show how unfunded missionaries can start churches from pure engagement of culture. This session is a must for any church planter who is serious about conversion growth, and finding the balance between scattered incarnational communities and appropriate gatherings.

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, Michael Frost talks about romancing your city. Incarnational mission involves more than just church planting. It involves truly loving your city. We can think of planting like marriage. It is a huge commitment, but we must not forget the everyday decisions to woo our neighborhoods. This workshop looks at missional ways to romance your city, to express the steadfast, generous, life-giving presence of the triune God in concrete terms our neighbors will understand and appreciate.