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If I walk into an organization and notice the trash cans are empty, I know this organization understands basic ownership and shared responsibility. Collective Basics are everything. Join Nate and Dave as we talk through the role of ownership and discipline at the personal level for leadership impact.

Join Dave and his wife Ann Miller for a peak behind how she makes the world keep turning while being married to a church planter. 23 years together means they offer some good laughs and a little bit of sage advice for wives and husbands pursuing #NoPlaceLeft together.

Major General James N Mattis described his vision of success this way, "Mastery of the basics was all it would take to whip anybody." What is the crucial role of core competency habits as the active pathway to maturity? Join the discussion as Nate and Dave talk about becoming catalytic leaders of conviction, character, and action that last.

Chuck Wood leads a discussion into the dynamic interplay of personal growth and broader mission impact, reflecting on Jesus's approach to mentorship and mission, emphasizing the power of multiplication through focused discipleship.

The episode delves into Jesus's strategy of balancing muddy boots leadership and mentorship with expansive mission work, illustrating the critical role of micro actions in achieving macro objectives in stewarding the Great Commission.

Nathan Elliot joins Dave Miller to kick off a new segment on H3X. Leadership with Nate and Dave will release each Thursday. They will discuss catylizng leaders of conviction, character, and action that last. This first episode introduces Nathan and gives sneak peak at what is ahead.

In this episode, Dave and Mark explore the powerful concepts from Malcolm Gladwell's "Tipping Point" and their application to spreading the movement of church multiplication.

They discuss the crucial roles of connectors, mavens, and salesmen in achieving a tipping point within the context of church growth and disciple making.

The conversation highlights the importance of leveraging these roles to foster viral ideas and the multiplication of churches, emphasizing the collective effort and mutual submission required to see significant impact in reaching unreached peoples in North America.

Dave and Mark delve into the tension between engaging in individual discipleship and maintaining a broader vision for "What's it going to take?" endvision. They emphasize the necessity of operating in both micro and macro to effectively multiply disciples, leaders, and churches.

The conversation highlights practical ways leaders can navigate this tension, fostering a mindset of multiplication rooted in deep faith and reliance on God to achieve their mission.

In this episode, Mark and Dave dive deep into the practical application of their three-part strategy for multiplying churches and disciples they shared for 2024.

Mark shares the model of a "Lost and Found Party," a unique outreach tool employed in Queens, NYC, demonstrating how hospitality and intentional conversations can lead to gospel engagement and identifying persons of peace.

Listeners will learn about the importance of modeling and assisting in strategy execution, with real-world examples that inspire and equip for effective disciple-making in any context.

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The Conversation Quadrant helps navigate from casual to spiritual conversations, comprising four stages: Casual, Meaningful, Spiritual, and Discovery.

• Quadrant 1: Casual Start Light: Begin with general, easy topics like interests, hobbies, or observations to build comfort and rapport. Ask questions that open up more meaningful conversation.
• Quadrant 2: Meaningful Go Deeper: Ask questions to shift towards more personal subjects, such as family, aspirations, or challenges. Listen actively and empathetically.
• Quadrant 3: Spiritual Bridge to Faith: Offer prayer, share a Bible story by heart, or share part of your personal testimony to bridge into the spiritual quadrant. Your goal is to demonstrate the kingdom and proclaim the kingdom by sharing the gospel using a tool like the 3 Circles.
• Quadrant 4: Discovery Explore Together: At the appropriate time, suggest exploring the Gospel or biblical truths together by reading the Bible. Offer to read a Bible story or discuss life’s big questions in light of Scripture.

In this episode Mark and Dave explore the challenging aspects of leadership, particularly the necessity of living "unliked" to achieve impactful change.

They discuss how effective leadership often involves tough decisions and truth-telling that may not be well-received, drawing parallels with historical figures like William Carey and Hudson Taylor.

The conversation also delves into personal experiences and the importance of having a clear vision and identity, highlighting that credibility and respect in leadership are earned through perseverance, even in the face of unpopularity.

Mark and Dave present a comprehensive strategy for church growth and leadership development, designed to help listeners identify their current phase and leadership.

The discussion covers church planting, leadership skills, and cross-pollination, offering a clear vision for the podcast's future direction and its focus on practical, actionable guidance. This episode serves as both a diagnostic tool and a roadmap, inspiring listeners to assess their progress and engage with the evolving journey of the podcast.

*** Show Notes and Resources ***

3 Part Strategy: https://bit.ly/3vCoPKN