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.

“Reality Wars” describes a breakdown in shared meaning-making—where people don’t just disagree but perceive entirely different realities. Dele Okuwobi explains how fear, narratives, and authority shape belief, and how the church can respond faithfully.