
Stories and insights from the field on multiplying disciples and churches. Everywhere.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

A hundred years ago, Nathan Shank's great-grandparents were missionaries in India. Nathan and Kari's children, born in India, are the fifth generation of Shanks to serve in India. Nathan discusses the decision to exit India and pursue a new field.
Jan is from Pakistan, Anna is from Germany. This is the story of how God brought them together and called them to pursue movements of disciples and churches among refugees in Germany.
Tony Lasavath talks about finishing well in SE Asia and returning to multiply disciples and churches in the United States.
I talk to Troy Cooper in Porto Rafti, Greece, about the links in the chain.
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Every episode. Every story. Crazy accounts of God showing up through sometimes the least likely people, who have simply said, “YES!” To Him. Highly recommend!
I’ve been listening to this podcast for several years now. It’s encouraging and challenging and just keeps spurring me on to stay in the race and keep making disciples!
I’ve been faithfully listen to this podcast for more than 6 years. Thanks Steve for this gift to the global church. May we all be moved to seek God’s heart in our context.
Great witnesses to God's faithfulness.
Great witnesses to God's faithfulness.
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The show focuses on stories and practical insights from the field about multiplying disciples and churches across diverse contexts, from refugee outreach in Europe to college campus movements and conflict zones. Episodes frequently center on movement-building fundamentals—mentorship chains, leadership development, faith in adversity, and practical training—paired with vivid, on-the-ground case studies. A standout pattern is the emphasis on indigenous leadership and long-term relationship building as the engine for sustainable multiplication, often highlighting how persecution, cultural context, and humble, biblical frameworks shape real-world outcomes.
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Recent guests on Movements include:
1. Tony Lasavath
2. Steve Addison
3. Josh Howard
4. David Garrison
5. Bruce Hackett
6. Stan Parks
7. Nick Field
8. Sarah Field
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