Neal Karsten and John Heerema join us to kick off season 3 by talking about what it means to Abide in Christ and what that looks like as movement grows and accelerates.

One of the most commonly asked questions about movement is “what do we do with the children?” Jeremiah Griffin joins us to share his experience in simple church and disciple making as a father of 5 children and what he has learned along the way.

One of the most commonly asked questions about movement is “what do we do with the children?” Austin and Lindsay Wilson join us and share their experience with doing simple church as a family of 9 and how they have seen the Lord working in and through their children in this context.

Finishing off the conversations of APEST giftings, Neal and Lee join us as we discuss the need for the teacher and the cautions that go along with what we often see in our society.

This episode dives into the topic of the Shepherd and Forrest Head and Lee Wood join us to talk about what the shepherd is and what it is not.

Neal Karsten and Jesus Martinez join us for this next episode in our APEST mini series. This episode covers the role of the evangelist and how they can equip the rest of the team to have the heart to GO.

Neil Cole and Neal Karsten team up to discuss the next gift in our APEST mini series- the role of the Prophet in movement. This episode touches on things like spiritual warefare and how we need to get more “comfortable” with the topic of the spiritual realm that many find uncomfortable in this western culture.

Lee Wood and Neil Cole join us to kick off discussion with the first of the 5 gifts of APEST - the Apostle and the traits an apostle brings to the team.

We are starting a 6 week dive into the role of APEST teams in movement. This week, Curtis Sergeant and Neil Cole join us for an overview of each role of the Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Shepherd and Teacher and how they can and should co-labor together.

How do we handle money in the midst of movement? How does giving look different from the ways we are more familiar with in the western church setting?