What if Jesus’ Parable of the Sower is actually a picture of believers He intends to scatter? In this episode, we explore how God forms fruitful disciples and sends them as “good seed” into neighborhoods, cities, cultures, and unreached peoples. Discover why spiritual formation must come before strategic sending—and why every believer should ask: What kind of seed am I, and where does Jesus want to scatter my life?

Could the enemy keep the Church religiously active yet distracted from her Kingdom purpose? This episode of Mission Mobilization Chats explores the wheat and tares parable in Matthew 13, revealing how counterfeit Christianity and spiritual passivity can hinder God’s harvest. Discover why mobilization must awaken every believer to bear Kingdom fruit and participate in God’s redemptive purpose among the nations.

In this episode Ryan lays out a clear Biblical view of the nature, purpose and identity of the global Church as God's missionary community. To faithfully progress in mission mobilization within His Church it is vital to understand the Church from God's perspective, seeing her as He does so we can more effectively align with His plans and purposes through the Church.

In this episode we are looking at the important concept of “fulfilling the Great Commission.” A vast majority of ministry leaders understand the phrase to refer generally to being involved in the Great Commission, yet this is incomplete. Few consider there is an end, finish, fulfillment of the commission Jesus gave His whole Church. In this episode Ryan breaks down the Biblical basis for understanding the "fulfillment of the Great Commission. Get ready to have your expectation and faith encouraged.

In this episode Ryan looks at the seventh and final core characteristic of Mission Mobilization Movements. The vital importance of every local ministry developing and executing a sending, or scattering, strategy. He provides details of how to do this while describing the three levels of scattering that every local ministry is responsible for.

In this episode Ryan unpacks a sixth core characteristic of mission mobilization movements in our denominations and churches - the vital importance of distributing Great Commission information regularly to our church members, educating and inspiring them with information that stirs a burden which can lead to God-given burden for God's redemptive purpose in the earth.

In this episode Ryan breaks down a 5th core characteristic of Mission Mobilization Movements, emphasizing the centrality of mission in Scripture. The Word of God is fundamental to mobilization taking place within our local churches. That means we need to teach the overarching thread of the redemptive purpose of God from Genesis to Revelation on a regular basis. Doing so enables our churches and disciples to grasp the core importance of it within their own lives, making it their own.

In this episode Ryan unpacks a fourth core characteristic of Mission Mobilization Movements - the need for helping motivate and inspire every disciple in our spheres of influence to be involved in the Great Commission. That every disciple has a role to play and the only way we progress toward the fulfillment of Jesus' Great Commission as God intended is to have every disciple actively engaged in their God-given roles.

In this episode we are looking at a third core characteristic of mission mobilization movements - the importance of leadership that embodies Great Commission vision. Ryan unpacks the vital role ministry leaders play in seeing an environment developed within churches and denominations that is conducive to thriving mission mobilization taking place. If you are a ministry leader, you will not want to miss this inspiring episode.

We are continuing with our seven episode series on the 7 characteristics of Mission Mobilization Movements. In this episode Ryan discusses the vital and foundational characteristic of cultivating wholehearted discipleship in our churches and denominations. The kind of discipleship we are teaching and modeling in our churches has a direct connection to the capacity our people will have to be educated, inspired and activated in Jesus' Great Commission. We must pursue wholeheartedness, Jesus' kind of discipleship.