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In 1 Corinthians 1-3, Paul confronts a tribalism mindset: "I follow Paul. I follow Apollos..." How often do we see this in the Church today? In this episode we examine Paul's response (a contribution mindset) and what our repentance process looks like to live out God's design.

When you hit the wall and want to quit (everyone does), what do you do? And what is Jesus up to in those moments? Let's talk about the sometimes taboo subject of feeling like you want to quit and the hope in Christ that we cling to in those moments.

Our World is full of a lot of noise and is constantly trying to drag us into its story. Understanding the role of resetting the narrative as a disciple maker can give you the insight you need to help your disciples and leaders to go the distance. ⁠
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What does it look like to pursue both width of Kingdom expansion and the church health of Kingdom depth? Kenny Fong shares from his story and the unfolding work across Africa to answer this question.

How does development of elders and shepherd teachers work in a multiplying movement? Ben and Tyler are working this out as the multiplication continues in the Utah area; this episode unpacks what they are learning and implementing moving forward.

When someone wants to join your team or be a part of the work you are engaged in, how do you know if they are a good fit? If there is not alignment of vision, values, and roles, the lack of alignment may end up sabotaging the work. Today we discuss how to assess and find teaming alignment.

When leaders have clarity in their discipleship path, they are far more likely to take ownership and multiply disciples and churches. On the other hand--without this clarity, a leadership multiplication cap can form.

In this episode we unpack how the clear path in the heart and head of the leader can make or break multiplication.

People are Jesus's strategy for multiplying your time and Kingdom impact. In this episode Dave shares firsthand challenges that face the covocational practitioner that require understanding of this principle, and we go on to unpack specific practical ways you can be more effective in this.

The popular movement book, "Starfish and the Spider" has some helpful insights for the kind of leaders that catalyze movement and the culture that sustains it. In this episode we unpack the head, heart, and hands of the distributed culture and why command-and-control does not lead to movement.

What role does "breaking bread" have in multiplying disciples, leaders, and churches? Actually, a lot. Things are always relational before they are organizational.

In this episode we unpack why sharing the table is a huge key to the head, hearts, and hands of those that will reach Cities and accomplishing the Great Commission.