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Listen in on our breakfast conversation unpacking the role of the Church to live as a peculiar people that embodies the message we proclaim to the World.

The Church at large is missing out on some of the greatest windows of opportunity that God gives us through crisis. Crisis creates a limited time frame of access and receptivity in the lives of those affected. Mary Roberts is asking the question: what if we saw this opportunity as a catalyst to multiply locally owned disciples, churches, leaders, and sustainable transformation? God in Crisis Links...

Before God used Peter, James, John, or Paul to cross cultures, He used them to reach their own. In this episode we unpack why mission must be both practitioners OF and catalysts FOR local ownership of the core missionary task in every people and place with laser focus on reaching the unreached. #H3X

In 1 Corinthians 1-3, Paul confronts a tribalism mindset: "I follow Paul. I follow Apollos..." How often do we see this in the Church today? In this episode we examine Paul's response (a contribution mindset) and what our repentance process looks like to live out God's design.

When you hit the wall and want to quit (everyone does), what do you do? And what is Jesus up to in those moments? Let's talk about the sometimes taboo subject of feeling like you want to quit and the hope in Christ that we cling to in those moments.

Our World is full of a lot of noise and is constantly trying to drag us into its story. Understanding the role of resetting the narrative as a disciple maker can give you the insight you need to help your disciples and leaders to go the distance. ⁠ ⁠ Show Notes: - Listen to the Co-Workers Podcast Here: https://the-coworkers-podcast.simplecast.com/

What does it look like to pursue both width of Kingdom expansion and the church health of Kingdom depth? Kenny Fong shares from his story and the unfolding work across Africa to answer this question.

How does development of elders and shepherd teachers work in a multiplying movement? Ben and Tyler are working this out as the multiplication continues in the Utah area; this episode unpacks what they are learning and implementing moving forward.

When someone wants to join your team or be a part of the work you are engaged in, how do you know if they are a good fit? If there is not alignment of vision, values, and roles, the lack of alignment may end up sabotaging the work. Today we discuss how to assess and find teaming alignment.

When leaders have clarity in their discipleship path, they are far more likely to take ownership and multiply disciples and churches. On the other hand--without this clarity, a leadership multiplication cap can form. In this episode we unpack how the clear path in the heart and head of the leader can make or break multiplication.

People are Jesus's strategy for multiplying your time and Kingdom impact. In this episode Dave shares firsthand challenges that face the covocational practitioner that require understanding of this principle, and we go on to unpack specific practical ways you can be more effective in this.

The popular movement book, "Starfish and the Spider" has some helpful insights for the kind of leaders that catalyze movement and the culture that sustains it. In this episode we unpack the head, heart, and hands of the distributed culture and why command-and-control does not lead to movement.

What role does "breaking bread" have in multiplying disciples, leaders, and churches? Actually, a lot. Things are always relational before they are organizational. In this episode we unpack why sharing the table is a huge key to the head, hearts, and hands of those that will reach Cities and accomplishing the Great Commission.

Where does business and the co-vocational life fit into a vision to multiply disciples? Carter Cox and Dave Miller share from experience in a way that will help you see the two (and how they connect) in a new light.

Apostolic work in bringing the gospel to new people and new places requires commitment, focus, and consistency. This is how we are learning and implementing this simple 3 pronged strategy and what it looks like to develop CFC in your life and on your team.

Urban centers (cities) are more than complicated...they are complex, and beyond any one person's understanding. Reaching them will require creativity and God's power: here's how we are tackling reaching cities currently.

Reaching the nations has never been more complex with the growth of urban centers. And, the need for Holy Spirit led strategy to reach segments has never been greater. In this video, Bud Houston unpacks the training he is developing to raise up strategy coordinators to meet that need and tackle the complexity of the task. Get in touch with Bud: bud.houstonba2011@gmail.com

Our training in entry strategies must be simple enough to engage the hands practically, but catalytic enough to engage the heart with ownership. Learn how we learned from a church planter named Kika to use South Asian Pickle and how you can identify effective cross cultural strategies in where God has called you.

Urbanization and the changes that cities have on relational networks means that we need to reevaluate how to multiply disciples in urban contexts. In this episode (a repost of a YouTube interview), David Broodryk, an experienced urban church planting catalyst, unpacks the challenges of reaching cities and connects Biblical principles with innovative disciple-making processes he and his team have d...

Listen as we unpack how to live in the tension of a gospel that must be proclaimed boldly with a lifestyle of listening and shaking the salt. One without the other impacts our effectiveness as witnesses and disciple-makers.

At times and in the pursuit of the noble cause, family has been sacrificed on the alter of mission. This is not God's design. Rediscovering a decompartmentalized life of family on mission leads us back to God's design in the Trinity and a way forward for family on mission.

Our culture tells us who can and who can't plant a church based on qualifications that probably influence your thinking more than you know. In this two part focus on barriers to mobilizing church planters, we bust through 3 barriers by looking back at how Jesus qualified His leaders. (part 2 of 2)

Our culture tells us who can and who can't plant a church based on qualifications that probably influence your thinking more than you know. In this two part focus on barriers to mobilizing church planters, we bust through 3 barriers by looking back at how Jesus qualified His leaders. (part 1 of 2)

If everyone is a missionary then no one is. As a counterpoint to our focus on covocational workers, join David Miller and Bruce Carlton for an interview with Dr. Don Dent about his book The Ongoing Role of Apostles in Missions: The Forgotten Foundation. Watch the interview on the Sentergy YouTube channel.

Paul saw the whole province of Asia hear the Word of the Lord in 2 short years engaging in three main activities alongside a catalytic team. In this episode Dave and Mark unpack these three activities: 1. 0-1 2. Networking 3. Training