God’s heart is for viral discipleship in the world's cities

Humans build hierarchically — different rules for the street sweeper, the middle manager, the executive. But that's not how movements grow.

In nature and in the kingdom, the pattern repeats at every scale: the same rhythms of life for the newest disciple and the most seasoned leader. So which are we nurturing — a hierarchy, or a fractal?

Discipleship pathways that rely on an expert often stall without one. This piece explores why a discovery-based start builds faith that replicates.

A movement leader and catalyst confesses how he initially dismissed movement principles that he felt would not work in his context, and how God proved him wrong.

He then shares a key principle - how asking for help can open the door to disciple-making - and how Jesus’ choices at a well in Samaria reshaped how he approaches the harvest.