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06/23/2026

A vision people can't understand won't become a vision people can follow.

Many churches spend time crafting vision but little time creating clarity. And without clarity, even the best vision struggles to produce disciples.

In Episode 203 of the Making Disciples with Replicate podcast, Vick Green shares why organizational clarity is essential for helping people move from attending church to living on mission.

Listen on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.

Ever feel the tension between what God is calling your church to do and what you currently have to work with?You see the...
06/22/2026

Ever feel the tension between what God is calling your church to do and what you currently have to work with?

You see the need. You know the mission. You want to make disciples.

But sometimes all you can see are the gaps: not enough leaders, not enough time, not enough volunteers, not enough resources.

That's why this line from Movement-Ready Church stands out: "God's vision always comes with God's provision."

When Jesus gave the Great Commission, He didn't just tell His disciples to go. He reminded them that He would be with them always.

The same is true for us.

The call to make disciples has never been about having everything figured out. It's about taking the next faithful step and trusting that God will be with us.

If you're carrying the weight of ministry today, let this encourage you: The God who called your church into His mission hasn't left you to accomplish it alone.

MovementReadyChurch.com

Keep showing up.Summer has a way of scattering schedules, disrupting rhythms, and making it harder to see what's happeni...
06/18/2026

Keep showing up.

Summer has a way of scattering schedules, disrupting rhythms, and making it harder to see what's happening beneath the surface.

Some weeks, faithfulness can feel ordinary.

A conversation.
A prayer.
A meeting.
A discipleship group.
A cup of coffee with someone who needs encouragement.

But don't underestimate what God does through ordinary faithfulness.

Jesus preached to the crowds.
He performed miracles.
He ministered publicly to thousands.

But He also spent His life walking closely with a few.

He discipled the Twelve.
He invested deeply in three.

The model of Jesus reminds us that disciple-making is often slower, smaller, and more relational than we expect.

So if you're faithfully investing in people, keep going. If you're pouring into a few, keep going. If you're wondering whether the small moments matter, they do.

The Lord sees your faithfulness - both in your public ministry and in your private obedience.

Keep showing up.
Keep discipling.
Keep trusting God with the results.

06/17/2026

Man, Terry Pierce’s story of spiritual warfare and disciple-making is the best.

The question isn’t if you have a passion for disciple-making. It is if you have the grit for it.

Take a listen to the Making Disciples podcast this episode to see this principle lived out!

06/16/2026

What Terry said.✊

In this clip, Terry references the Box & Circle framework - a tool we use at Replicate to help churches embrace both gathered ministry (the box) and everyday disciple-making (the circle). The goal has never been choosing one over the other. The power is found in the "&."

As Terry says, the difference is moving from a church where the pastor does the ministry to one where ordinary people discover their calling and live on mission where they work, live, and play.

If you're wondering how to cultivate a disciple-making culture without abandoning the rhythms that strengthen your church, this conversation is worth your time.

🎧 Listen to Episode #202 of Making Disciples with Replicate: Enduring Spiritual Warfare in Disciple-Making with Terry Pierce on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube.

What if one of the biggest barriers to disciple-making in your church isn't disobedience?What if it's insecurity?Most be...
06/15/2026

What if one of the biggest barriers to disciple-making in your church isn't disobedience?

What if it's insecurity?

Most believers already know Jesus commanded them to make disciples. They've heard the sermons. They've read the Great Commission. They believe disciple-making matters.

What many of them don't believe is that God could use them.

They don't think they know enough.
They don't think they're qualified enough.
They don't think they have anyone to disciple.
They don't think they have anything worth passing on.

But that's not what Jesus said.

When Jesus gave the Great Commission, He didn't just give a command; He gave a promise:

"I am with you always."

God's vision always comes with God's provision.

The goal of a disciple-making church isn't simply to convince people that disciple-making is important. It's helping ordinary, everyday believers discover that the Holy Spirit can work in and through them right where they are.

Because leadership begins the moment someone realizes: "God can use me."

MovementReadyChurch.com

We’re grateful to share that Movement-Ready Church has been recognized on the ECPA New Releases Best Seller list for Jun...
06/10/2026

We’re grateful to share that Movement-Ready Church has been recognized on the ECPA New Releases Best Seller list for June 2026!

More than a milestone, we’re thankful this message is reaching pastors and church leaders who are committed to making disciples and building disciple-making cultures in their churches.

We’re especially grateful for Robby and Vick - their years of ministry experience, their deep love for the Church, and their commitment to equipping leaders with practical tools that help move disciple making from aspiration to action.

Thank you to everyone who has read, shared, and championed this resource. Most of all, we thank the Lord for His faithfulness throughout this project - from the writing process, to getting the book into the hands of leaders, to the work He is doing in churches through the Movement-Ready Framework.

To God be the glory!

06/09/2026

What if one of the most effective disciple-makers in your church isn't standing on a stage... but standing behind a barber chair?

Too often, we measure ministry impact by what happens inside the church building.

But what if the real opportunity is helping people see their everyday lives as places where disciple-making can happen?

The barber in this story didn't need a new church program. He simply began investing in the people God had already placed around him.

That's the tension we explore in this week's episode:

If every ministry idea becomes another program, eventually the calendar fills up and the mission gets crowded out. But when churches equip people to reach their own circles of influence, ministry begins to multiply far beyond what a staff can organize.

🎙️ Listen to #201: How Owning Less Can Lead to More Ministry Impact on the Making Disciples with Replicate podcast.

Available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

What would change if more believers saw their workplace as a mission field?

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