By TheChurch.Digital: Check your tech brains at the door for this conversation. We’re wrapping up 2020 not talking about anything tech as much as a core component of what a church multiplying movement actually looks like.
Enter No Place Left, a Global Organic Church movement that is making a difference in the world, one disciple-maker at a time. Through their intentional (yet organic) approach NPL has a vision of being the church outside of physical buildings, equipping people to become disciple-makers. Learn more about the vision, strategy, and method to create disciple-makers who create churches until there’s no place left.
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ON THE SHOW
Guest: No Place Left
Host: Jeff Reed
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APPLICATION
- What is stopping today’s churches from multiplying? Are the things stopping multiplication based on biblical standards?
- What could a church multiplication movement look like today?
- What role can you play?
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Source: PODCAST 109: Multiplying Churches Until There’s No Place Left