Mission

We are passionate about seeing Gospel Movements take root and transform communities. But what makes a movement like this possible? We’ve found that there are five key ingredients—things that, when put into practice, create the kind of unstoppable momentum that leads to gospel saturation and kingdom transformation.

To make it simple, we’ve grouped them into three big ideas: prayer as the foundation, engaging with people where they are, and multiplying for lasting impact.

prayer

Before anything else, Gospel Movements are fueled by prayer—bold, faith-filled, expectant prayers. This foundation of prayer relies on God’s power to break strongholds, open doors, and prepare hearts to respond to the Gospel.

• Activating Prayer prioritizes things like intercession, prayer walking, and listening to where the Holy Spirit is already at work. We’ve seen again and again that when people embrace this type of strategic prayer, movements begin.

ENGAGING people

The Gospel isn’t meant to be distant or disconnected from real life—it’s meant to meet people right where they are. That’s why engaging with culture and making disciples go hand-in-hand.

• Engaging Culture means stepping into people’s lives with love and authenticity, serving real needs, and recognizing where God is already moving. It’s about being present in communities, showing the love of Jesus in practical ways, and speaking truth in a way that makes sense in their context.

• Making Disciples is at the heart of it all. It’s about helping people far from God to discover who Jesus is in a way that’s simple, reproducible, and life-changing. And the best part? Disciples make more disciples—so the movement keeps spreading.

multiplication

Movements don’t just start—they grow, multiply, and endure when they’re built on strong leaders and thriving communities. For the Gospel to keep spreading, we focus on:

• Growing Leaders who are equipped to disciple others and raise up new leaders. Multiplication is key—every disciple is empowered to make more disciples, and every leader is trained to develop others. This ensures that movements don’t depend on a few, but keep expanding through many.

• Forming Churches that are built on mission. These aren’t just gatherings, but multiplying communities that embody the DNA of disciple-making. As disciples and leaders emerge, new churches form—ones that are reproducible, Spirit-led, and deeply engaged in their local context.

When Prayer, Engaging People, and Multiplication come together, a Gospel Movement is able to launch and flourish. Everywhere we go, we see the same reality: people are hungry for the hope of Jesus.

your invitation: step into the harvest

You don’t have to be a pastor or missionary. God uses ordinary people—just like Cornelius in Acts 10—to bring his Kingdom to earth, just as it is in Heaven. The question is: Are you ready?