Movements with Steve Addison

A conversation with Berk Wilson who has given his life to reaching students to reach the world.

Berk's website: https://www.raleighgrace.org/

Previous interview: https://www.movements.net/blog/2015/01/07/movements-among-students-berk-wilson-podcast.html-w7da3

A conversation with “Bill” about pursuing movements of disciples and churches in Central Asia, home to around 80 million people. Most are Muslims.

A conversation with Troy Cooper, just outside Athens, Greece, about the difference between “recruitment” and “movement to mobilization”.

Bryan King has been on a seven-year journey learning how God turns churches around to embrace the Great Commission. Meanwhile, God had a plan to turn Bryan around.

Unleash the Priest Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unleash-the-priest/id1758017890

151-A Local Church Takes on the Great Commission: https://www.movements.net/blog/blog/2017/12/5/151-a-local-church-takes-on-the-great-commission-bryan-king-6dymh

The first five years were hard, how did Jared adjust when the breakthroughs came?

Part 1: 334-The First Five Years: movements.net/blog/344-the-first-five-years

Jared’s early years in Asia were like being out fishing all night and catching nothing. What was God up to?

James and Hope are somewhere in the Middle East where God is working in amazing ways.

For security reasons, there’s no video of this interview. Hope insists it’s not because James isn’t good looking.

Previous interviews:

• 320-James and Hope: The Call https://www.movements.net/blog/blog/2024/1/29/320-james-and-hope-the-call-mjbzb
• 321-James and Hope: The Work https://www.movements.net/blog/blog/2024/1/29/321-james-and-hope-the-work-9n2st

A conversation with Trevor about the rise of a movement of disciples and churches somewhere in Asia.

A conversation with Gary and DJ on a multiplying movement of disciples and churches somewhere in South Asia.

When you watch or listen to this interview you’ll be gazing into the future. The future of world missions is Nigerian, Brazilian, Chinese, Indian, Persian and in this case, Nepali.