Church Multiplication Challenge

Across the United States in churches of all shapes and sizes, God is breathing new life into His people as increasing numbers of leaders embrace the Kingdom call to reproduce and multiply.

Introduction

Across the United States in churches of all shapes and sizes, God is breathing new life into His people as increasing numbers of leaders embrace the Kingdom call to reproduce and multiply.Across the United States in churches of all shapes and sizes, God is breathing new life into His people as increasing numbers of leaders embrace the Kingdom call to reproduce and multiply.Across the United States in churches of all shapes and sizes, God is breathing new life into His people as increasing numbers of leaders embrace the Kingdom call to reproduce and multiply.Across the United States in churches of all shapes and sizes, God is breathing new life into His people as increasing numbers of leaders embrace the Kingdom call to reproduce and multiply.

God is breathing NEW LIFE into his people.

Principles

WHAT WE BELIEVE TO BE NECESSARY

Any thought or effort toward reproduction and multiplication must be bathed in prayer and fasting.

A new scorecard for success is non-negotiable.

Multiplication requires personal surrender.

All multiplication movements find their roots in disciple-making movements. Disciple making Jesus’ way is the core mission of the church and the biblical strategy for multiplication. Shifting from a programmatic growth strategy to relational disciple making is critical to a multiplication movement.

To multiply, we must intentionally mobilize everyday missionaries into their everyday mission fields.

WHAT WE COMMIT TO DO	We commit to tithe the first fruits of our income to church planting regardless of our financial position. We commit to support church multiplication beyond our finances with tangible, direct involvement. We commit to make sending a priority and to see every person as a missionary and potential planter. We commit to taking risks with evangelistic urgency and a missionary mindset that take us into new places with new models and approaches. We commit to planting autonomous churches with as much (or higher) priority as adding new programs. We commit to partnering with others to do more together than we can do alone. We commit to being intentional about reproduction, including prayer, fasting, and strategic planning.