Hunting the Movement Killers

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Editorial: Let’s Grow Movements, Not Destroy Them by Rick Wood

Mission Viruses That Can Kill Disciple Making Movements by Roy Moran

Movement Killers by Jim Yost

Using Foreign Money to Start, Sustain and Speed Up Movements by Jean Johnson

Are We ACCELERATING or INHIBITING Movements to Christ? by Bob Goodmann

Essential Qualities of a Multiplication Movement by Neil Cole

Toward the Edges by Kevin Higgins

24:14 Coalition Update by Chris McBride

How Disciple-Makers Relate to Ever-Present Global Disruptions by C. Anderson

Further Reflections by Greg Parsons

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Sep/Oct 2020; Issue 42.5

It is a simple fact of life: it is far easier to destroy than it is to build. It is the same way with fostering Kingdom Movements of disciple-making and church-planting. It is far easier to pursue popular mission practices that kill movements or keep movements from ever starting than it is to work wisely with the Holy Spirit in ways that enable movements to start and grow exponentially. Fostering growing movements is not just about doing all the right things, but also stopping all the things we do that kill movements. We need to hunt down and destroy every mission practice that kills movements, no matter how fond we are of them. These deadly mission “viruses” stand in the way of achieving our goal of growing movements to Christ in every people and place so that every person on earth may have access to the gospel. If the mission practices you are pursuing are on our “Most Wanted” list of movement killers, prepare to rethink what you are doing and align yourself with those proven mission practices that lead to multiplying movements.

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Hunting the Movement Killers

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