Movements With Steve Addison

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-mjbzb321-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.

A conversation with Liam Wilson and Isaiah Bennet about multiplying disciples and churches in Canada.

The story of how God shaped and prepared a movement pioneer — Robert Koskei — and the role of the outside leaders who identified him, trained him and partnered with him to see disciples and churches multiply to the glory of God. The story of how God shaped and prepared a movement pioneer — Robert Koskei — and the role of the outside leaders — Justin and Joey — who identified him, trained him and partnered with him to see disciples and churches multiply to the glory of God.

A conversation with Carter and James about why church matters. It begins with a great case study from Carter. Listen to the end for another compelling case study from Iran.

A conversation with Nathan Shank and Jeff Sundell on ecclesiology — why church matters in a multiplying movement.

Josh Husmann interviews Steve Addison on Acts and the Movement of God. Recorded at Exponential 2024 in Orlando.amzn.to/42IWrCr

A conversation with Terry Solley about movements of disciples and churches behind bars.Terry's ministry: texasprisonoutreach.org

What do you do when the vision outstrips reality? A conversation with Matt Foshee in New York.In an earlier podcast, Cassie and Matt Foshee talk about NoPlaceLeft in the Mormon heartland of Utah: https://www.movements.net/blog/blog/2021/7/13/254-noplaceleft-utah

What happens when all hell breaks loose on a growing movement of disciples and churches? That’s our topic of conversation with Chris who served somewhere in Asia.

The second conversation with James and Hope about their call and how they are going after NoPlaceLeft in the Arab world.The first interview: movements.net/blog/blog/2024/1/29/320-james-and-hope-the-call

A conversation with James and Hope around their call to the Arab world.In the next episode, we'll hear how the work unfolded.

A conversation with a young man we’ll call Matthew. He and his friend Hugh spent three months in a Muslim-majority country sharing the gospel and making disciples.

A conversation with my friend Dave Lawton on losing my wife Michelle and finding the goodness of God.

Session 1: A Shepherd for Every FlockFrom the first church(es) in Jerusalem and consistently emerging from each subsequent harvest field, recognizing elder/overseers in each field is a part of the work of mission (Titus 1:5-6). Paul carried greatly for this task. Paul often returned the venue of persecution to see that elders were appointed (Acts 14:23). What plans and patterns have you and your disciples made for leadership recognition in the midst of your church planting? How do your plans fit with the biblical example and/or expectation? Are we satisfied with the qualifications detailed in scripture? Are these qualifications sufficient? Why or why not?Session 2: Sent Ones Who Join the TaskThe task of mission is multiplied as “sent ones” take up the task of repeating the process of church planting. Developing and releasing such laborers does indeed find precedent in the pages of the NT. In today’s study we consider the use of the word ‘apostle’ beyond the 12 apostles qualified in Acts 1. As we acknowledge b

Session 1: Pictures of Church IdentityOne of the most overlooked aspects of church planting is the introduction and local ownership of church identity. Beginning in Acts 2, today’s study considers the matter of local commitment to “the number.” The New Testament utilizes numerous word pictures to catalyze church identity. Today’s study considers these metaphors for church identity and challenges listeners to consider how such passages might be leveraged to call for church identity. To be sure, beyond doing or not doing, being church is a clear expectation across the NT.Session 2: Discerning NT Venues for ChurchThere is no example of churches in the NT lacking a venue to gather. In today’s study we consider the simple, practical question: where did NT churches meet? Though many options exist for venue in the 21st century, how might the NT (universal) precedent offer insight into the efficiency and advance of NT church planting? Surely, amidst multiple options available today, beginning new churches in the home

Session 1: In Matthew 28 disciple-making assumes, or is even initiated by, the acceptance of Baptism. In today’s study, we survey post Pentecost examples of Baptism. As we consider these examples, we intend to wrestle with three key questions; who received baptism? When was baptism performed? And finally, who gave baptism in each example? As you consider the NT examples, how do your own thoughts or commitments to practice Baptism come into view? Are there reasons we diverge from NT precedent? Are we free to adapt, or wise to consider universal examples across the NT?Session 2: Matthew 28 sets a high bar. We are to teach our disciples to “obey all that Christ has commanded.” Amidst the breadth of the NT where might we begin? Today we celebrate the example of Acts 2:42 where new disciples “devoted themselves to the apostles teaching.” Have you considered the personal disciplines initiated in the first churches of Jerusalem? These personal disciples observed in the obedience of the 3000 baptized in Jerusalem wer