Daniel and Todd discuss if it is better to launch online or in-person.
Episode 524: Scattering and Gathering the Church
Daniel and Todd discuss why scattering the church is as important as gathering the church.
Episode 495: Navigating COVID-19 as a Church Plant
Daniel and Ed discuss navigating COVID-19 as a church plant.
Episode 455: The 70/20/10 Principle
Daniel and Ed discuss how the 70/20/10 principle can be applied to Sunday morning worship services.
Episode 435: Using Small Groups for Multiplication
Daniel and Ed discuss the relationship between small groups and multiplication.
Episode 433: When Should We Start Men’s and Women’s Ministries?
Daniel and Ed discuss men’s and women’s ministry within a church-planting context.
Episode 424: Raising Up and Developing Leaders
Daniel and Todd discuss raising up apprentices and inviting them into your leadership pipeline.
Episode 411: How Do I Attract and Engage New People?
Daniel and Ed discuss how to attract and retain new members to a church plant.
Episode 260: Small Group Leader Reproduction and Development
The more ownership that exists within campuses, the more effectiveness, drive, and passion you will see emerge.
Episode 240: Missional Community Through Small Groups
Why do weekly worship services matter?
Episode 201: Small Groups that Multiply
How do you encourage multiplication amongst your small groups?
Episode 158: Starting Small Groups in Your Church Plant
Small groups are a crucial part of church life. But when should you start them?
Episode 136: Cell Groups and Church Multiplication
Utilize small groups to multiply disciples in your church.
Episode 46: Home Groups, Community, and Campuses
How do you structure home groups and community life for your church? What about for multisite churches?
Episode 32: Alternatives to Small Groups
Learn the dynamics of leading change and how to get to the root of an issue in small groups.
Episode 21: The Nuts and Bolts of Small Groups
Learn how to structure your small groups and ensure that mission isn’t relegated to an afterthought.