Movements with Steve Addison

God called Marcus Rose when he was a teenager. In a story that moves from Germany to the USA, Thailand and back to Germany, learn how God has been shaping Marcus ever since. The fruit of that work in Marcus is a reproducing movement of disciples and churches.

This episode I'm talking to Russell Godward in Essex, UK about his calling to NoPlaceLeft Britain.

Kevin Maxwell launched his ministry in a new community by spending 30 Days in the Harvest. He not only found people of peace, he also found his NoPlaceLeft team.

Steve Addison talks to Jacob Boss about pioneering movements in global cities — first in Mumbai and now in London.

Trudy Read shares her journey in disciple making movements.

Nathan Shank beams in from Nepal to answer questions at the One Mission Society (OMS) training for movement catalysts.

Steve Addison talks to Victor John, movement catalyst among the Bhojpuri people of North India.

Steve Addison talks to Bill Campbell in Paris about pioneering movements in France.

David Broodryk and Johan Visser talk about building teams that multiply movements.

Steve Addison talks to Nathan Beck about pioneering movements in the Czech Republic.

Steve talks to Colin and Carolyn Craggs about pioneering movements in the south of India.

In this episode Steve talks to Matt Miller about Pioneering Movements in Rwanda. Visit movements.net to download Matt's DMin paper: The Role of Outside Leaders in Disciple Making Movements in East Africa.

A few months ago I visited Cape Town, South Africa and got to interview Johan Visser, a movement catalyst. He's based in South Africa and has a vision for the whole continent.

In this episode of the Movements podcast I talk to Dr George Robinson on how Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary is adapting to train movement pioneers.

Steve Addison talks to Troy Cooper about local churches adopting a NoPlaceLeft strategy for their community, and mobilising workers to make disciples and multiply churches nationally and overseas.