Our role is not that of a parent, but a midwife. The new churches being born are not our babies—they belong to the local believers. If we try to take over and “raise” them ourselves, we interfere with the natural bonding and responsibility that must develop among the people God has entrusted with these groups.
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While it can be uncomfortable, it is also an opportunity to return to a more biblical model—one where parents disciple their own children and young people are viewed not simply as consumers of programs, but as potential disciple‑makers themselves.
Throughout Scripture, rapid, organic growth often occurred in environments saturated with prayer, faith, and the miraculous. They were not dependent on outsiders.
Disciple Making Movements require a biblical and reproducible vision of worship—one that can multiply naturally wherever disciples gather.