In recent years, Pete Lhamon has shifted much of his disciple making efforts from nonbelievers to existing Christians. Why? Because he sees them as an untapped army of missionaries who can disciple nonbelievers much faster than he can. Check out this episode to hear more about everyday disciple making.

Pete Lhamon is a full time disciple maker and a part time general contractor. Ralph interviews Pete in this episode on his journey towards that point, which hasn't always been linear. Pete's story is marked by his faithfulness across several contexts and relational investments from others. You'll hear about how God can take a variety of circumstances and work them together for spiritual renewal.

Something special happens where mission and relationships intersect. Wes Duff leads a unique camp for youth that gets them out on evangelistic mission in the community while also connecting them to adults in the church to guide them. This intergenerational practice helps make the Bible relevant and personal, keeping youth involved in mission for the long haul.

In this episode you'll hear about

• The importance of intergenerational relationships
• The transformative power of being on mission
• The most practical ways to get people on mission

This episode features Ralph Moore as Peyton Jones moderates audience Q&A with him on the newly released version of Let Go of the Ring, which chronicles how Ralph's hands on disciple making led to over 2700 churches being planted. Click here to get a copy of the book.

This episode features Ralph Moore as Peyton Jones interviews him on the newly released version of Let Go of the Ring, which chronicles how Ralph's hands on disciple making led to over 2700 churches being planted. Click here to get a copy of the book.

You don't have to have a big church to have a big impact. John Bacigalupo's church waxes and wanes as its primarily military members get redeployed; at its largest, it's a church of 80. Despite this, their open-handedness has resulted in many churches being planted and people reached through outreach ministries, both in Japan and in places like the Philippines.

In this episode you'll hear about

• The power of personally engaging on mission
• How churches can support each other's missions
• Remaining faithful in uncertainty

As John Bacigalupo's church grew, they sought to buy a property that could more comfortably house their congregation...to no avail. God kept closing doors time after time. Ultimately he had a plan for the church that was better than what they could have planned out on their own.

In this episode you'll hear about

• How God provides in surprising ways
• How dying can open doors to the gospel and Kingdom expansion
• Paying it forward through blessing church plants

Church planting in military communities is difficult work because people are uprooted every few years to new places. By the time a church gets established, it's essentially time to plant again. John Bacigalupo shares his journey of moving from Hawaii to Japan with the military and planting a church in the process, which is full of obstacles and God's provision.

In this episode you'll hear about

• How God brings people together for common missions
• The challenges of church planting in military communities
• Overcoming financial challenges in church planting