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In this episode we explore the concept of "failing forward" in church leadership. Dave and Mark discuss the importance of balancing academic knowledge with hands-on experience and learning from mistakes. Emphasizing that true growth comes from taking action, they encourage listeners to embrace a continual learning posture.

Time to delve into the "bucket and drip" training methods for disciple-making and church planting. This episode explores how intensive bucket trainings create a vibrant community atmosphere, while ongoing drip trainings offer personalized, practical support to maintain momentum. Join Mark and Dave as they unpack strategies to connect macro and micro efforts, ensuring robust and sustainable multiplication in movements.

In this episode we discuss the concept of "doing the next right thing" in ministry, emphasizing grit, faithfulness, and the power of gospel-centered witness. Learn how strategic prayer, cross-pollination among laborers, and unwavering commitment to Jesus can help overcome challenges in reaching the diaspora and building the multiplying church.

In this episode Dave and Mark explore the role of AI tools in the growth and leadership of multiplying churches. They share how AI can be used to find reliable sources, solve problems, and enhance discussions. Tune in as they discuss how AI can serve as a resource for movement leadership while addressing potential risks and maintaining a relational approach.

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A look into the intriguing concept of "urban rebar," exploring its potential to redefine mission strategies within urban settings.

Dave and Mark discuss how viewing cities as networks of interconnected people groups—much like the reinforcing bars in concrete—can enhance our understanding of urban evangelism. 

By examining the cross-sections of society, they aim to identify new pathways for the gospel to permeate diverse urban landscapes, advocating for both a focused and holistic approach to disciple-making in complex city environments.

Dave Miller and Nathan Elliott explore situational leadership in developing church leaders. They delve into the model's four main situations, stressing the importance of adapting leadership styles to meet individuals' needs. The discussion underscores the value of grit, resilience, and community-focused leadership in fostering effective leaders.



Situational leadership requires a balance of directive and supportive behavior based on individual needs.Building grit and resilience is essential for leaders and those they lead, especially in challenging situations.Adaptive communication and leadership styles are crucial for effective leadership.People development should be a primary focus for leaders, empowering others to become problem solvers and decision makers.Community-centered leadership involves prioritizing the needs of the community over personal ambitions and mentoring others to become future leaders.