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We will stop at nothing to reach those far from God with the hope that is Jesus.
We Will Equip You to Reach The UnChurched
Each week, we will release a new podcast featuring a pastor who is reaching the unchurched. We will also post a blog following each episode that will help you apply what was discussed.
Recent Podcast
Season One Ep.026// Justin Jenkins on Crafting a Vision and Remaining Outsider Focused
Justin JenkinsCrafting a Vision and Remaining Outsider FocusedIn this episode, Pastor Kelly interviews Pastor Justin Jenkins from Velocity Church in Lawrence, Kansas about creating a portable vision and guarding against becoming insider focused by messing with the...
Recent Blog Post
3 Ways Jesus Communicated Differently
John was one of the most influential leaders of the early church. He was very close to Jesus and, therefore, had a lot of influence with the new believers when the church first got started. He wrote a letter to the early church and in it, he said this, “I write to...
Featured Resources
Season One Ep.007 // Rich Birch on 8 Practical Ways to Inspire Your Church to Invite and the Church Growth Flywheel
Rich Birch8 Practical Ways to Inspire Your Church to Invite and the Church Growth FlywheelIn this episode, Pastor Kelly interviews Rich Birch, a leading expert in multisite. He has been instrumental in the growth of The Meeting House in Toronto to become the leading...
7 Troubling Stats That Drove Us to Launch GoCast
What is the state of the Church today? Before you assume that this is a doom and gloom article about how the Church is dying, let me be clear, it is not. In fact, in many ways, the Church is doing well. For example, I've heard some leaders indicate that church...
What is God Going to do Next in the Global Church?
I grew up in conservative evangelical churches. While I am very thankful for my heritage, I always felt like something was missing.I desired more. I wanted to experience the power of God I read about in the Gospels and throughout the book of Acts. Late in my teens, I...
