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Welcome to the audio companion to my Substack, Movements in America. Join me as I explore the principles, practices, and emerging trends shaping disciple-making and church-planting movements across the United States. movementsinamerica.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts Movements in America Substack Audio, a religion show with 29 episodes published.
Did disciple-making movements suddenly emerge out of nowhere in the 1990s? In this episode, I trace the roots of the modern CPM/DMM paradigm through the lives of Bill and Susan Smith, underground house churches in China,
I hate how the word networking makes me feel. It feels like something I want to avoid, but it’s actually the highest value activity that I can do to accomplish my strategic plan in 2026. In this episode, I share lessons
The easiest places to start movements often come with a hidden cost. In this episode, I explain why disciples struggle after leaving prisons, schools, and the military, and how grounding people in Scripture, not methods,
Church Planting and Disciple Making Movements are a hot topic in the missions world today, but a lot of people have doubted that movements could happen in the West. They often say, “Why isn’t it happening here?” My subst
Church Planting and Disciple Making Movements are a hot topic in the missions world today, but a lot of people have doubted that movements could happen in the West. They often say, “Why isn’t it happening here?” My subst
What does movement strategy actually look like on the ground? In this episode, I share my concrete plans, goals, and challenges for multiplying church networks in Raleigh-Durham. And I invite your feedback! Get The Book
Why do so many disciple-making efforts stall at addition and never get to multiplication? In this episode, I unpack the single factor that makes the difference: leadership development. Learn more about how God is multipl
If you were dropped into a random American city with no contacts, where would you begin? In this episode, I explore the “lowest hanging fruit” for disciple-making movements in the U.S. Drawing from years of tracking chur
A year-end reflection on what resonated most in Movements in America this past year. This post looks back with gratitude and honesty as we prepare to step into a new year. Learn more about how God is multiplying disciple
In this episode, I unpack one of the most critical lessons for movement practitioners in America: churches thrive when they’re planted as networks, not isolated groups. If you want to see true disciple-making momentum, s
I share how a moment of frustration in the mission field led to breakthrough insight. By tracking real data, comparing results, and facing uncomfortable truths, I discovered what was (and wasn’t) producing lasting fruit.
Is Gen Z leading a new spiritual revival, or are we just seeing what we want to see? I explore the data, psychology, and faith behind the growing optimism about America’s youngest generation. Learn more about how God is
When Acts 19:10 says that Paul’s ministry reached the entire population of Asia, how many people was that? This post digs into some numbers so we can get a more full picture of Paul’s mission work and strategy. Learn mor
Most people have never heard of Bill and Susan Smith—yet their fingerprints are on more disciple-making movements than anyone else in the world. In this episode, I share their story, what I’ve learned from them, and a su
In disciple-making movements in America, developing elders isn’t just an afterthought—it’s essential for sustaining growth and health. In this episode, I share lessons learned, mistakes made, and insights gained from rai
In this episode, I reflect on five years of ministry in Raleigh-Durham after 3.5 foundational years in Houston. I share key lessons the Lord has taught me about leadership development, elder training, building a church o
In this episode, I reflect on my years helping to start churches and train leaders in Houston—what worked, what didn’t, and what I’d do differently if I could start over. From raising leaders too quickly to rethinking oi
I don’t like being negative, but I do care about being honest. In this episode, I share some sobering stats about the state of Christianity in America—from sexual ethics and generosity to church dropout rates—and why the
Is Christianity in America really stabilizing—or are we just telling ourselves it is? In this episode, I explore recent data on religious affiliation and church attendance, dig into the surprising gap between what Christ
What makes some church-planting leaders far more effective than others? In this episode, I dive into firsthand insights from the most fruitful movement leaders in the U.S.—those who have seen true multiplication. What do
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