David Cobia's church focuses on helping people establish new rhythms that lead to spiritual growth. Their gatherings are designed to help facilitate each individual's journey through encouragement and invitation. Together, David and Ralph talk about the unique initiatives that David has spearheaded and how others can jump in and benefit from the path he's blazed.

David Cobia leads a church that is a mission to the creatives in Los Angeles. Rather than finding a group of Christians to gain critical mass and start a traditional worship service, David went back to the drawing board and came up with a new form that blended digital and physical while overcoming some of the barriers that turn people away from traditional church.

Tobi Ishitobi's church saw a lot of disruption, with people leaving to other congregations, after COVID. For some, this might have been a cause for alarm, but for Tobi, it helped build unity and momentum. While disrupted, they discovered more blessings than drawbacks.

Tobi Ishitobi leads a church with both Japanese and English speaking congregations, and is seeing growth and interest among young people joining and becoming activated in their faith. Despite a strong community of believers supporting him early on, bridging cultures between Japanese & American while conducting a merger between an existing church and a church plant presented a unique and difficult challenge. On the other side of it, Tobi has a treasure trove of wisdom for those that are involved in mergers or intercultural ministry.

Leading like Jesus can't be boiled down to a science. It's about listening to what the Holy Spirit wants to do every day and watching for the fruits of the spirit. Curtis Hunnicutt explains how he integrates this into his daily rhythms and it empowers him for ministry.

In this episode you'll hear about

• Paying attention to the metrics of Jesus
• Listening to the Holy Spirit
• How studying history teaches you to navigate situations

In this podcast, Curtis Hunnicutt and Ralph Moore have a conversation about walking in faith. They share personal stories about prayer, power, and God's response.

In this episode you'll hear about

• How to make room for God to move
• Being expectant and obedient
• Stepping out in spite of your fears

What do you do when the path forward is uncertain? Hold on to the last thing God told you to do. That's Curtis Hunnicutt's story after God called him to move from the United States to Sweden. Listen in as he shares the story of how God has moved and used him to make disciples and plant churches.

In this episode you'll hear about

• How to be obedient and wait for God's timing
• Stepping out in faith during times of uncertainty
• How to forge lasting partnerships

Apartment communities are some of the least reached areas of the United States. That means it's going to take a while to see results. Jared Milam explains how he has had to be patient and be ok with troubleshooting while on mission to reach his apartment community. Together, he talks with Ralph about how to be faithful in this process, the finances of small churches, and how to get started in your own community.

In this episode you'll hear about

• Finances of small churches
• Being open to troubleshooting on mission
• Staying patient while waiting for fruit