Discipology offers a biblical framework for disciple-making that empowers church leaders to build a culture of spiritual multiplication, centered on three elements of Jesus' own process: Time, Teaching, and Tactics. This is a strong fit for 100 Movements' audience of missional leaders — and the timing is excellent given that only 8% of U.S. Protestant pastors are extremely satisfied with discipleship in their church, creating real search demand for practical solutions.

What if the Western church doesn't need protection from disruption — it needs disruption to become what it was always meant to be?

What if the Western church doesn't need protection from disruption — it needs disruption to become what it was always meant to be?

The Chinese Underground Church lost everything institutional and gained everything movemental. Nassim Taleb calls this antifragility — systems that don't just survive pressure, they require it to grow.

The early church wasn't resilient. It was antifragile. And so, by design, are we.

In this episode of the 100Movements podcast, Brian Johnson interviews Josh Benadum about his book 'A Life That Leads', which explores leadership rooted in Christlike character across various contexts. Josh shares his personal journey and insights on how leadership emerges from genuine relationships and personal growth. They also explore the role of hospitality, humility, and sustainability in leadership, emphasizing an approach to leadership that deeply values personal formation in the way of Jesus.

In this episode of the 100 Movements podcast, Brian Johnson with 100Movements interviews Larry Perez about his book 'Evangelship', which explores the integration of evangelism and discipleship. Larry shares his personal journey of faith, the importance of ordinary people in spreading the gospel, and how to live out evangelism in everyday life. He emphasizes the need for a lifestyle-driven approach to discipleship, the significance of listening to others' stories, and the power of building trust in relationships.

In this episode of the 100Movements Podcast, Brian Johnson, along with Monica and Jeremy Chambers, wraps up an eight-week series exploring their book Kingdom Contours and the importance of practicing the theories it presents. The Chambers continually emphasize the need for practical application of missional spirituality and the role of community in spiritual growth. The conversation includes personal stories of transformation, the challenges of engaging with God's work, and the heart behind their writing. They encourage listeners to connect with them and explore additional resources for further growth.

They can email Jeremy at jeremy.t.chambers@gmail.com. Additionally, they recommend visiting their website, jemochambers.com, where they offer contact information, blogs, and other resources. They also mention being connected to communities like Forge America and Renovaré, which offer additional resources and support for those interested in spiritual formation and missional living.

In this episode of the 100Movements Podcast, we continue our review and exploration of Kingdom Contours by Jeremy and Monica Chambers. Here, we look at the concepts of liminality and communitas, exploring how these sociological ideas can be applied in ways that lead to greater risk and community within movemental forms of Christianity. Jeremy and Monica share about the importance of friendship in fostering community, the dynamics of community building, and practical tools for navigating challenges. This is not easy work, and we emphasize the need for vulnerability, risk-taking, and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding these processes.

In this episode of the 100Movements Podcast, Jeremy and Monica Chambers explore the concept of organic systems within the context of church growth and community building. They discuss the importance of shifting from human-made structures to divine guidance, the dynamics of explosive growth in microchurches, and the significance of building networks within cities. In our conversation, the Chambers share their wisdom on the need for intentionality and adaptability in leadership, as well as the tools needed to foster organic systems that can thrive and reproduce effectively.

In this episode of the 100Movements podcast, Brian Johnson interviews Ben Connelly, a pastor and author of “Sent Churches and Sending Churches.” They discuss the importance of understanding the identity of churches as sent entities, using the Church of Antioch as a model for sending and multiplication. Ben shares his personal journey to faith, the significance of legacy in church planting, and common mistakes churches make when trying to send leaders. The conversation emphasizes the need to overcome fear in sending, practical steps for cultivating a culture of sending, and the importance of trusting in God's provision.

In this episode of the 100 Movements podcast, host Brian Johnson continues the conversation with Jeremy and Monica Chambers in this series on Kingdom Contours. In this episode, we explore “Movement Wisdom.” We discuss the significance of apostolic environments, the APEST framework, and how these elements contribute to the maturity of the church. We also discuss the dynamics of spiritual gifts, the importance of communal discernment, and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding ministry. Join us for a conversation that challenges traditional leadership structures and encourages a polycentric approach to church life.

In this episode of the 100 Movements podcast, we explore the concept of the Missional Incarnational Impulse from Kingdom Contours by Jeremy and Monica Chambers. Join us as we discuss the importance of patience, contextualization, and the dynamic of being with others while being attentive to God's work. Discover practical tools and insights on how to embody this element of the mDNA in your life and community. This conversation challenges the conventional approach to mission and encourages a deeper, more intentional engagement with the world around us.

In this episode of the 100 Movements podcast, we continue our exploration of the book Kingdom Contours by Monica and Jeremy Chambers. Join us as we dive into the mDNA element of discipleship and disciple-making, discussing how it transcends mere actions to become a transformative journey of becoming more like Jesus. We explore the importance of community, the integration of various spiritual streams, and the paradigm shifts necessary for authentic discipleship. Whether you're new to the series or following along, this episode offers deep insights and practical tools for living out your faith in a holistic and impactful way.

In this episode, Brian Johnson sits down with Jeremy and Monica Chambers to slow down and sit with the question many of us rush past: what does it actually mean to live with Jesus as Lord? Together they reflect on why Christ-centered life can’t be assumed, how the Trinity reshapes our understanding of God’s nearness, and why staying here matters before moving on to anything else.

Join host Brian Johnson as he kicks off a new series on the 100 Movements podcast with Monica and Jeremy Chambers. We’re going to explore Kingdom Contours authored by Monica and Jeremy Chambers. This episode sets the stage for an eight-week journey delving into practical applications of the six elements of missional DNA (mDNA) and how they can transform everyday life. Explore the story behind the book, from its initial concept to its current form, and discover the vision for empowering leaders and communities to embrace movement dynamics. Whether you're a church leader, part of a small group, or exploring microchurches, this series offers insights and inspiration for your spiritual journey.

In the final episode of our mDNA series, we explore organic systems with Rob Wegner, co-author of "The Starfish and the Spirit." Discover how these organic systems empower movements to thrive and multiply without losing their vitality. Rob shares insights from his journey with Kansas City Underground, a network of microchurches, and discusses the critical role of organic systems in fostering resilient, Spirit-led communities.