The Movement Catalysts Podcast

If people are not responding positively to the gospel you and your church are sharing, how much of that has to do with the kind of message?

This blog revisits the core of the gospel and shows how you can develop a message that appeals to those you want to reach.

To become a more empowering leader, honing your coaching skills is essential. In this blog I offer you a few simple yet powerful coaching questions and a framework helpful for any coaching conversation.

Do you sometimes feel you’re doing little?

What if how faithful you are today with the “little” will determine how fruitful you’ll be tomorrow!?

The journey of movement catalysts seems to indicate that: they were once faithful over little.

Find out how faithful conscientiousness matters.

Feel disenchanted with ministry? Or at times even disillusioned? The mental map I share in this blog has helped me as well as those I have coached and trained to navigate the tensions we experience when pursuing high aspirations in ministry.

When sharing the Good News, before we have even opened our mouth, our listeners have already made judgements about us that greatly influence whether their response to our sharing will be positive or negative; whether they conclude it’s good news or bad news.

It’s because the messenger is the message.

So the question is: Are you good news?

What if your disciple-making was largely determined by your mindset? My research on the fruitful disciple-making of effective movement catalysts strongly suggests that this is indeed the case. Learn in this blog what kind of mindset enables you to produce mature disciples.

How much do you want to see a movement? It largely depends on your inner drive to achieve. That drive must be strong. Yet not too strong, as my research reveals. Learn how to strengthen your achievement drive while steering it well with your other ministry motivations.

Many people talk about Listening to God, but what is its place in the process of catalyzing a movement? What can we learn from the example of the most fruitful movement catalysts? Listen as Emanuel talks about their three best practices and gives insights into how you can put them into practice. 

What is the “greatest” commandment in movement ministry? Different thought leaders and different practitioners give different answers to this question. What would Jesus say? And what do we find in the lives of effective movement catalysts? Find an answer for your own ministry.

Involved in any sort of training? This formal assessment of movement training reveals a number of best practices that can make any training more transformational.