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Salam, dear friend. I’ve just returned from training NEO leaders in Catalytic Leadership and in how to identify and address Movement Boosters and Blockers. The response was nothing short of amazing. In the room, senior leaders made an ad hoc decision: they want to equip all 7,800 of their church planters across the Middle East in the Catalytic Qualities. Even more remarkably, they decided to begin rolling out a coaching process “next week” among all leaders, cascading all the way down to grassroots church planters and house church leaders. Alhamdulillah!
And that makes today’s podcast episode especially timely. I’m joined by Matt Millar and Augustin Longa for a real, raw conversation about what they call “cultural humility” and the way we carry the gospel.
We ask a direct and uncomfortable question: What if people around us are not rejecting Jesus, but rejecting the cultural packaging we attach to Jesus?
Matt and Augustin help us explore why cultural humility is not a missionary technique, but a kingdom posture for every Christian. We talk about the danger of assuming that our way of being Christian is the normal one, and how leaders can begin to recognize when they are bringing their own culture into ministry more than they realize.
This conversation draws from their helpful book, The Church in Context: Harnessing Cultural Humility for Kingdom Advancement. If you would like to explore the topic more deeply, I warmly recommend it.
An update from Multiplying Disciplers: Did you know that 86% of our early users answered the question, “How valuable do you find this program for your ministry?” with “extremely valuable”?
We could barely believe such strong feedback! They could have chosen “valuable,” but their assessment was even stronger: the courses they had taken were extremely valuable for their ministry. That is deeply encouraging to our team.
And more and more learners are now signing up to explore Multiplying Disciplers for themselves. We reached more than 100 users within the first week! They are discovering short, practical courses designed to equip them to multiply disciples more effectively.
Would you like to try it out? It is easy to get started — and free of charge for the first 1,000 users.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step forward.
I’d genuinely love to hear from you: what is one thing from today’s episode that you want to put into practice this week? Just reply to this email.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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As-salamu aleikum - peace be upon you! When you read this, I will be in the Middle East, serving the leaders of NEO Leaders, a ministry of NOVO. NEO workers have started almost 10,000 new groups among Cousins in the Middle East in the last year alone, and a total of 60,000 groups started.
The NEO leaders loved my book What Actually Starts Movements so mu…
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Dear friend, Big news first before I introduce this week’s podcast: Multiplying Disciplers is now live!
After many months of building, testing, refining, and praying, our new training platform for multiplying disciplers has officially launched.
The platform is designed to provide practical, transformational equipping for disciple multiplication and movement ministry — helping leaders move from inspiration to real-life multiplication.
The first available programs include:
* Cultivating Expectant Faith for a Movement
* Making Your Discipling Reproducible
* Seven Best Practices of Multiplying Disciplers
* Developing a Gospel Message that is Good News
* Assessing the Blockers and Boosters of Your Ministry
* Becoming an Empowering Leader Who Unlocks Others
The first 1000 people who join as Founding Members will receive free access for one full year.
You can explore the platform and join here: Multiplying Disciplers
We would love for you to be part of this from the beginning.
Now to this week’s podcast: Brokenness, Failure, and the Soul of Leadership. Why do gifted Christian leaders so often burn out, drift morally, or slowly lose their soul while building ministry?
In this deeply personal and vulnerable conversation, Joshua Benadum and I talk honestly about disappointment, brokenness, failure, ambition, spiritual shallowness, and the danger of separating ministry competence from inner formation.
This is not about leadership techniques. It is about the soul of leadership — and the kind of inner life that can sustain long-term fruitfulness. I believe this may be one of the most honest conversations we’ve had yet on The Movement Cast.
For a deeper dive, here is a link to Josh’s book A Life That Leads.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
I’d genuinely love to hear from you: what is one thing from today’s episode that you want to put into practice this week? Just reply to this email.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Hello friend! Before I share today’s podcast, I’d love to give you a clearer glimpse of what is inside Multiplying Disciplers, the training platform we’ll be launching in the next few days.
It is not just a collection of courses. Our vision is to provide practical, accessible equipping for people who long to multiply disciples — helping them grow step by step in the skills, practices, and habits that lead to greater fruitfulness.
That is why every module is designed to move beyond theory. Learners are guided toward practical next steps, real ministry application, and simple actions they can put into practice right away.
The first available programs are:
* Cultivating Expectant Faith for a Movement
* Making Your Discipling Reproducible
* Seven Best Practices of Multiplying Disciplers
* Developing a Gospel Message that is Good News
* Assessing the Blockers and Boosters of Your Ministry
* Becoming an Empowering Leader Who Unlocks Others
A few things make this platform especially unique:
* Content shaped by the broadest-ever research on movements
* Training created by experienced movement practitioners
* Flexible learning designed for busy ministry leaders
* Practical next steps integrated throughout the learning process
* Modules designed not just to inform, but to transform
And here’s something important: The first 1000 people who join as Founding Members will receive free access for one full year.
If you’d like to get a first feel for the platform before launch, you can explore the website here: https://multiplying-disciplers.org/
We’ll launch in just a few day. On launch day, I’ll send you the signup link so you can join as a Founding Member. We would love for you to be part of this from the beginning.
Now to today’s podcast. If you’ve ever tried to move a church forward, you’ve felt the tension: everyone wants renewal—until it requires them to change. Big vision is common; lasting transformation is not.
In Part 2, Rich Robinson—co-founder and team leader of the Movement Leaders Collective (with Alan Hirsch) and co-founder of CREO—unpacks his simple but profound 4-stage change pathway: DREAM, DISCOVER, DESIGN, DEPLOY. You’ll hear why most churches hit a bottleneck between inspiring ideas and real implementation, why the leader’s inner life matters more than any outward process, and how to make it through the “valley” when momentum drops and discouragement rises. If you want to lead change with both courage and wisdom, this conversation will give you a clear map. If you’re interested in more, here’s a link to Rich’s book “All Change”.
Would you take a movement to think, Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Greetings, friend! Before sharing today’s podcast with you, I have exciting news. Over the years, I’ve had countless conversations with leaders who deeply want to make disciples who multiply. They don’t lack passion. What they often lack is practical, accessible equipping that actually helps build the competencies needed for disciple multiplication in real life.
That is why our team has spent many months building something new.
At the end of this month, we will launch Multiplying Disciplers — a new online training platform designed specifically to equip movement practitioners, and church and ministry leaders to become multiplying disciplers. We built it for people like you.
This is not simply “another course platform.” Every module is designed to be practical, immediately actionable, and transformational.
The content draws from the broadest-ever research on movements, combined with the experience of seasoned movement practitioners and educational experts.
Our goal is simple: to help leaders move from inspiration to real-life multiplication.
At launch, the first 1000 people who join as Founding Members will receive free access for one year.
Over the next weeks, I’ll tell you more about what is inside the platform. We can’t wait to finally share this with you.
Now to this week’s podcast. If you’ve ever tried to lead meaningful change in church life, you already know the brutal paradox: people want things to change—until the change touches them. Vision is the easy part. The hard part is moving a community from “That sounds inspiring” to “We’re actually living differently.”
In today’s episode, I’m joined by my friend and fellow countryman Rich Robinson—co-founder and team leader of the Movement Leaders Collective (with Alan Hirsch) and co-founder of CREO. Rich has helped leaders around the world introduce real, lasting, transformational change—not hype, not quick fixes, but change that actually sticks.
We’re having a heart-to-heart conversation about the deeper realities of change. You’ll walk away with a sharper lens on what’s happening beneath the surface—because the real battle is often there—language for what’s really going on when momentum stalls or resistance rises, and fresh courage to lead with conviction when change gets costly.
If you’re carrying a vision for renewal but feeling the weight of “How do we actually get there?”, this episode will strengthen your hands and sharpen your next steps.
If you’re interested in more, here’s a link to Rich’s book “All Change”.
Would you take a movement to think, Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Greetings to you!
My team and I have been overwhelmed by the reponse to our call for test users for the new digital training platform “Multiplying Disciplers” - a hugeThank-you to everyone who has volunteered. The only groups for which we still need more test users are women and practitioners from Africa.
If you are either—or both—we would love to hear from you! Every test user will receive free early access to our first six training modules and can explore one or several courses. All we ask in return is that they share suggestions for improvement. If you’d like to be a test user, simply reply to this message with the subject line “Test User.”
Today’s podcast episode continues our conversation on The Habits of a Multiplying Disciples. If multiplication in disciple-making feels more difficult than it ought to, the obstacle may not be your commitment or your zeal—it may be the patterns you’ve (unintentionally) trained into your daily life.
I’m again joined by Roy Moran, a pioneer of disciple-making movements in North America. Roy lays out the core habits that mark multiplying disciples, why he frames them as habits rather than occasional practices, and how lasting multiplication grows from consistent rhythms—not momentary bursts of motivation. Most importantly, we talk about how you can begin cultivating these habits in your own life.
If you’re aiming for progress that endures—not just a short-term push—this episode will encourage you and give you concrete next steps.
Can you pause for a moment and think, who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Assalamu aleikum - peace be upon you! When you read this, I was scheduled to be in the Middle East, serving the leaders of NEO Leaders, a ministry of NOVO. NEO workers have started almost 10,000 new groups among Cousins in the Middle East in the last year alone, with a total of 60,000 groups started. The NEO leaders loved my book What Actually Starts Movements so much that they have translated it into Arabic. We will soon publish it on Kindle as well.
Today’s episode is about The Habits of a Multiplying Disciples. If disciple-making multiplication feels harder than it “should,” there’s a good chance the issue isn’t your vision or your passion—it’s your habits.
I’m joined by Roy Moran, a pioneer of disciple-making movements in North America. Roy unpacks what these habits are, why he insists on developing habits rather than merely practices, and why multiplication is sustained not by good intentions, but by repeatable rhythms.
If you want to take your disciple-making to the next level—not for a week, but for the long haul—this conversation will both inspire you and equip you.
Can you pause for a moment and think, who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Greetings, friend.
Today in our on “Making Ministry Self-Sustaining” my guest Sevanand Kumar and I will be talking about Building Sustainable Disciple-Making Movements.
Sevanand is one of the handful most effective disciplers and church-planters I’ve met in my entire life. Not only that, he has helped build some of the most self-sustaining Christian movements I’m aware of today. If you want to make your ministry last, you’ll want to listen to him and benefit from his hard-won wisdom.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Peace to you—especially in a world that feels increasingly at war. When Iran appears in the news, we usually hear about conflict, crackdowns, and instability. Yet beyond the headlines, God is moving powerfully.
In this episode, I’m joined by Phil Moore for a second time to look at the rapidly growing house church movement in Iran—marked by courageous witness and an “intentional and intense” approach to making disciples. Phil has served alongside this movement for years, and he’s recently written about the reasons behind its remarkable growth in The Forgotten Manifesto of Jesus: How Revival in Iran is Spreading Across the World. You can find more insights from the Iranian revival in the book.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Peace on you in a world at war! The media headlines on Iran tell us about bombings, targeted assassinations, civil unrest, and mass arrests. But behind the scenes, God is at work in remarkable ways.
Phil Moore joins me to explore the growing house church movement in Iran, highlighting their confident evangelism and “intentional and intense” disciple-making. Phil has been engaged with this movement for several years and recently wrote a book uncovering why it has been growing so rapidly: The Forgotten Manifesto of Jesus: How Revival in Iran is Spreading Across the World where you can find more insights from the Iranian revival.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Greetings in Jesus name!
We’re excited about how our podcast continues to grow. For the first time, an episode has been downloaded more than 2,000 times! My conversation with Alan Hirsch on “How Church Multiply” has been listened to 2,598 times to date, to be exact.
We’ve received a great deal of thankful feedback that we tackled the tricky topic of money and ministry in our last podcast. Here is Part 2 of our conversation, “When Money Hurts Ministry.”
If you’ve ever thought, “If we just had more money, our ministry could really take off,” this episode is for you. I speak with movement practitioner and author Brett Butler about how funding can unintentionally weaken movements, why “more money” is rarely the real solution, and what it looks like to move toward truly self-sustaining ministry. We also explore biblical principles for handling money wisely and practical ways to discern when funding helps—and when it quietly harms.
If, after listening, you want to go deeper, you can do this on Brett’s website www.movementsandmoney.org, or check out his book To Whom Much Was Given in audio or print, offered at subsided prices.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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A blessed New Year to you! I pray you are stepping into 2026 with a fresh passion for your God-given vision, expectant faith for God-sized faith targets, and clear priorities. I’ve just returned from a few days of personal retreat where I cultivated all this in my heart. Such personal retreats I take at the turn of every year—to evaluate, listen to God, and determine faith goals for the next year.
If you’ve ever thought, “If we just had more money, our ministry could really take off,” this episode is for you. I sit down with movement practitioner and author Brett Butler to tackle one of the trickiest issues in ministry - money. Together we explore the theme “When Money Hurts Ministry.” Drawing on years of conversations with movement leaders, Brett unpacks how funding can unintentionally damage movements, why “more money” is rarely the real solution, and how leaders can move toward truly self-sustaining ministry.
We dive into biblical principles for handling money wisely, and how to discern when funding actually helps—and when it quietly harms. This conversation is especially for frontline movement practitioners and leaders who wrestle with the financial side of multiplying disciples and churches.
If, after listening, you want to go deeper, you can do this on Brett’s website www.movementsandmoney.org, or check out his book To Whom Much Was Given in audio or print, offered at subsided prices.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in making their ministry more self-sustaining..
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Hi! First, I apologize for the poor audio quality in the last episode with Alan Hirsch. One wrong recording setting slipped through—but we’ll do our very best to ensure you get not only top-quality content but also top-quality audio from us in the future.
Greetings from Germany this week! My sending church “Jesus Haus Düsseldorf” is increasingly using Discovery Groups, both in homes and online—and are seeing first fruits, secularized ‘Heathens’ joining. I’m there helping them take this to the next level.
In this week’s episode, I talk with Joe Handley about polycentric leadership and his journey in developing a leadership model that fits 21st-century realities in ministry and mission. There are some beautiful nuggets of leadership gold in this conversation. Enjoy listening!
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Friends, Greetings. I’ve just led a one-day conference in London with 40+ movement catalysts of the IMB and the 24:14 Network - sharing on what fuels movements and facilitating energizing peer-learning. The room buzzed with focused, faith-filled energy. What a privilege to equip these practitioners committed to movements in London.
Today we share a second episode of a rich conversation with the amazing Alan Hirsch on How Churches Multiply - Cultivating Movemental DNA. If you haven’t had a chance to listen to Part 1, you can find it here.
Just click download to enjoy the conversation. You can also listen to it on your favorite podcast platform. We are on Spotify, Apple and PocketCasts. Just click the link and enjoy!
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
Latest: Recently I was on The Mission Drop podcast by Frontiers Ventures and had an insightful chat with Andy Bettencourt. You can listen to it here.
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Friends, hello with a special announcement. Today we share a new episode of The Movement Cast—a powerful conversation with the amazing Alan Hirsch on How Churches Multiply - Cultivating Movemental DNA. It was so rich, we’re releasing it in two parts. Here’s Part 1—Part 2 drops in two weeks!
We’re offering this episode for free, full-length, even if you are not a paid subscriber. Just click download to enjoy the full conversation.
You can also listen to it on your favorite podcast platform. We are on Apple, Spotify and Pocket Casts. Just click the link and enjoy!
To all paid subscribers: I’m offering an exclusive, free group coaching call just for you. Bring any question, challenge, or opportunity you’re wrestling with, and I’ll provide personal coaching in the context of a small group of like-minded folks. To register your interest, email me directly at [email protected].
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
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Greetings, friends! I’ve just returned from a remarkable gathering of leaders from larger churches—mostly within the Church of England—who are courageously stepping into the adventure of discipleship multiplication. In a context shaped by deep tradition and strong institutional structures, these leaders are asking bold questions: What would it look like for our local churches to take on movemental forms? How can we see ordinary believers equipped to multiply disciples? It was a joy to walk alongside them, offering input, sharing best practices, and providing coaching. My friend John McGinley has been pioneering this vision across our nation, and it’s inspiring to see more and more leaders catching hold of it.
Here are the easiest ways to access our podcast. Choose whichever is most convenient for you to tune in to The Movement Cast and today’s episode:
👉 “Click the link below to listen on Substack or download to your device.”
👉 “Or tune in on your favorite platform: Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Spotify, or YouTube Podcasts. Wherever you like to listen, it’s just a click away!
Today brings you the second episode in the series. In this deeply personal conversation, Victor John—the founding leader of the Bhojpuri movement, with a conservative estimate of 4 million disciples—shares the second of two core elements of his impactful leadership: leading with tangible love. This offers a rare glimpse into the heart and the relational approach of a leader God has used to transform millions. If after listening you want to go deeper, I recommend Victor’s book Breakthrough Leadership.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly,
Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved, movement activist
Final opportunity! Ephesiology Masterclasses is now offering a Master’s-level course on the latest book, open to anyone. Find out more and register here.
Registration closes soon, on Oct 25. Bonus: Save $100 with the voucher included in the book
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Greetings! I marvel at how the message of What Actually Starts Movements continues to spread! Leaders like Mark Goering of NoPlaceLeft contribute to this in exciting ways. Mark has started several groups that read through the book at the same time and discuss it in several online sessions, in the US as well as overseas. Ryan Corrigan of NOVO and the God Movements Network UK has done the same with a group of a dozen catalysts across several countries in Europe. Thank you, Mark, Ryan, and all others contributing to this movement!
Today’s episode: From One Village to 4 Million Disciples – Breakthrough Leadership Lessons
In this deeply personal conversation, Victor John—founding leader of the Bhojpuri movement, with a conservative count of 4 million disciples—shares two core elements of his impactful leadership. We explore how Victor follows his intuition and gut feelings in his leadership. This is more than strategy—it’s a rare glimpse into the heart and mindset of a leader God has used to transform the lives of millions. If this episode inspires you to go deeper, I highly recommend Victor’s book: Breakthrough Leadership.
You’ve got several easy ways to tune in: 👉 Just click the link below to listen right on Substack or download to your device. 👉 Or find the podcast on your favorite platform—Apple Podcasts, PocketCasts, Spotify, or Overcast. Wherever you like to listen, it’s just a click away!
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly,
Emanuel Prinz - Father’s Beloved & Movement Activist
Podcast conversation with Mark Goering that inspired the book discussion groups - The H3X Podcast by NoPlaceLeft (also available on Spotify).
Due to the great interest in What Actually Starts Movements and practitioners seeking to deepen their insights and apply them in practice, Ephesiology Masterclasses is now offering a Master’s-level course on the book, open to anyone.
Find out more and register here. Bonus: Save $100 with the voucher included in the book
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Greetings! Today I’m thrilled to share a new episode with Aila Tasse. Together we explore part 2 of Multiplying Leaders in Tough Places with Limited Resources. I especially love his simple leader development meeting format—just four recurring elements—so straightforward that anyone can facilitate it. If, after listening, you want to learn more about how Aila multiplied 6,000 leaders, I highly recommend his book Cabbages in the Desert.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz
Father’s Beloved & Movement Activist
P.S. You may have noticed—this podcast now offers both free and paid options. The free tier still gives you most of the content. But with a paid subscription, you get everything: full posts, practical tools, coaching questions, and more. It also helps keep this work going and growing. Upcoming guests on The Movement Cast include Aila Tasse, Alan Hirsch, and other inspiring movement leaders you won’t want to miss.
I’d love to welcome you into the full-access community! You can even try it free for a month—just scroll down. 👉 Upgrade your subscription here
Here is another podcast I was on – The H3X Podcast by NoPlaceLeft (also available on Spotify).
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Greetings from my final day in the US after an incredible speaking and meetings tour—Wilmington, NC; Columbia, NC; Houston, TX; Harrisburg, PA; and, finally, New York.
The Movement Cast launch still has me buzzing. We’ve just broken into the Rising Top 60 in the Faith & Spirituality category on Substack! Thank you to everyone who’s shared it with others—you’re helping spread something truly meaningful.
Today I’m thrilled to share a new episode with Aila Tasse. It took two months to work this into his packed travel calendar, and we finally landed a 7:30 a.m. slot during one of his trips.
Together we explore Multiplying Leaders in Tough Places with Limited Resources. Aila shares how God spoke to him in an open vision that set him on a journey where he has multiplied more than 6,000 leaders. He also reveals the four key qualities he looks for in emerging leaders. Part 2 will follow in two weeks. If after listening you want to learn more about how Aila has multiplied disciples and leaders, I highly recommend his book Cabbages in the Desert.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz
Father’s Beloved & Movement Activist
My most deeply moving podcast experience to date was recently with Peyton Jones on his Church Planter Podcast. You can listen to episode 598 here.
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I’m blown away by the response to the launch of The Movement Cast—thank you!
We’ve already had almost 450 downloads and a number of new subscribers. I’m so encouraged to see the interest in real, honest conversations about multiplying disciples and churches.
If you haven’t had a chance to listen yet, you can find the first episode with Roy Moran, Delving into the Heart of Movements here (also available on Apple & Spotify).
This week, we go even deeper. In Part 2, Roy Moran shares very personally—heart to heart—and we unpack several practical lessons from his journey. I believe it will both inspire and equip you. Enjoy—and be inspired!
Once you’ve listened, I’d love to hear: What resonated most deeply with you? What did you find helpful?
Warmly,
Emanuel
P.S. As you may have noticed, the blog recently moved to Substack and now includes both free and paid options. The free tier still gives you most of the content—but the paid subscription unlocks everything: full posts, tools, coaching questions, and more. It also helps sustain and expand this work. We’d love to have you in the full-access community!
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We’re Hiring – Join Our Platform Team! We’re building a digital training platform with a bold vision: to equip thousands of leaders in movement ministry. We’re looking for a contract-based E-Learning Instructional Designer / Learning Experience Designer to co-create engaging, movement-focused training content.
If you have experience designing digital courses —or know someone who does—we’d love to hear from you! Email Emanuel directly at [email protected]
Podcast “On the Road”: Pheany Lindell (NPL) asked me some great, practitioner-focused questions that brought my book to life in real-world terms. Listen here (also on Apple & Spotify).
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