Movements in America with Rodger Schull

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Summary:

Are Disciple Making Movements happening in America today? Can they happen? 🤔

In this episode, Cynthia interviews Rodger Shull, a dedicated researcher and practitioner who has explored this question for years while working to multiply disciples, groups, and churches in the USA. Gain valuable keys, insights, and encouragement from their fascinating conversation.

✨ Highlights:

Current state of Disciple Making Movements in America

Practical insights from Rodger Schull

Encouragement for aspiring disciple-makers

Don’t miss this enlightening discussion!

Key Points From This Episode:

  • You don’t have to do things perfectly for God to work. “GOd can hit straight with a crooked stick.”
  • “Anything worth doing is worth doing poorly at first” so don’t quit just because it didn’t work immediately.
  • Always go back to the Bible and check what you are learning about disciple-making. Then just obey Jesus.
  • Movement leaders get frustrated by lostness.
  • Movement leaders are willing to cut off everything that isn’t fruitful and just do what they find in the Bible.
  • Rodger was looking for strategies and answers, but God said “just abide in me.”
  • Prayer is key and can be learned. He was challenged to pray an hour a day and began to do this. Following a pattern helped him grow in prayer.
  • Western culture doesn’t have as much natural community, but it does exist, in places like prisons, college campuses, skateparks, etc.
  • You can learn simple, reproducible ways to develop community. This is vital for fruitfulness in a Western context.
  • Americans tend to be driven by programs. We are weak at community. But this is needed for healthy multiplication.
  • God can do this through you. Believe and keep obeying.

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Links Mentioned in This Episode:

Cynthia’s BRAND NEW Multiplier’s Mindset Course

Order The Multiplier’s Mindset Book

Getting Started in Disciple Making Movements Course

Pursuing Disciple Making Movements in the Frontiers Blog

Cynthia Anderson on Twitter

Cynthia Anderson on Instagram

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