The Dare to Multiply Podcast

9: How & When Do You Minister Deliverance as a Disciple-maker?

In this episode, Cynthia Anderson, disciple multiplication coach and trainer addresses the critical issue of deliverance ministry as we disciple and bring people to faith. For those coming from backgrounds where demonic engagement is a norm, learning to simply but powerfully walk with people toward freedom is a vital aspect of making disciples.

8: Unity or Division through DMM Approaches

Some say that Disciple Making Movement and Church Planting Movement approaches create division. Others say DMM trainers attack the local church instead of building it up. How can those of us who are called to start movements be intentional about preserving unity with others in the Body of Christ who have different approaches from us, or who disagree with what God is asking us to do? Lee Wood, a movement practitioner from Florida, USA, shares his insights and practical tips on this critical topic.
Free Resource From Lee Wood- https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6189ae9b760e043246e262da/t/6207a93229eb29355a27b457/1644669235034/lee+woods+seven+things.pdf
Lee's website- https://1body.church/
 

7: Do Hybrid DMM approaches work?

Is it possible to combine a traditional or legacy church approach with a DMM  (Disciple Making Movements) approach?  What are some of the advantages or disadvantages of doing this?  Cynthia Anderson, disciple multiplication trainer and coach, answers this question on today's episode.

6: What Can You Do to Help the Homeless Without Causing Harm?

Should I buy them a car? Offer groceries?  Take them in?  What is helpful to do in interacting with the homeless and what may actually do more harm than good?  Cynthia Anderson, Disciple Multiplication coach, and trainer answers this question from years of experience working with the destitute and homeless in India, Nepal, and across the globe.

5: How Relevant is Acts Today? Interview With Steve Addison

How is the Book of Acts relevant to us today?  The amazing miracles and multiplication that happened in Acts were accomplished by ordinary people. Steve Addison, author of a newly released book Acts and the Movement of God talks with me, Cynthia Anderson, about how God reveals Himself, His mission, and how we can be involved through this timeless book of the Bible. Steve also shares some of the stories from his book about God's power at work among formerly trafficked women in Mumbai and ordinary guys in California.
Get Steve's new book here: https://amzn.to/3nOYEgr

4: Can You Disciple From a Distance?

Is it possible to disciple people from a distance?  Many take mission trips or do evangelism in remote locations and then hand over the names of those who come to the Lord to local pastors hoping they will follow up.  Many never do.  For some disciple-makers working in multiple locations, distance can be a barrier.  In this episode, Cynthia gives insights on how to do this effectively, with the potential for multiplication.

3: How to Address Sin Issues with New Believers

When should you confront sin issues with new believers? How do you go about it?  Cynthia Anderson, disciple multiplication coach, and trainer talks about this important discipleship question on the podcast today. 
Subscribe for more Q&As and interviews on disciple-making issues and visit www.dmmsfrontiermissions.com/blog for Cynthia's blog and other resources. 
Visit www.courses.dmmsfrontiermissions.com to enroll in the Getting Started in Disciple Making Movements course. Find helpful books and resources at https://www.dmmsfrontiermissions.com/dmm-resources

2: From Mega-church to Multiplication, Tentmaking, and More with Chris Galanos

Can a mega-church transition into a movement of disciples or DMM? Why would a mega-church pastor want to “ruin his church” by sending people away? Chris Galanos, the author of the book From Mega-church to Multiplication, shares his story with me, Cynthia Anderson, in this inspiring and fascinating interview. We also talk about tent-making and how those involved in movement work can pursue a bi-vocational approach.