Part of our Multiplication Series: Dr. Michael Carrion teaches us how to foster a culture that celebrates multiple orthodox traditions and veins of theology — all for the sake of kingdom collaboration and gospel work in your city.

Multiplication begins with a sacrificial life. What does that actually look like in your context? Dr. Todd Engstrom kicks off our Multiplication series.

Acts 29 x TGC's podcast on planting and leading healthy churches.

As we roll into an election year, how do we prepare our leaders and congregations to meet a historically tumultuous season with wisdom? Kaitlyn Schiess joins us for a grounded conversation on politics and the gospel.

A weekly, casual show on church planting issues, stories, and solutions.

Audio from our most recent Church Planting Conference, featuring guest Ed Stetzer on what it means to plant churches that are both kingdom-minded and mission-focused.

Camping out in 1 Thessalonians, Jeff Vanderstelt investigates the sickness of hidden sin among some of today's most prominent pastors and ministry leaders. What does it actually look like to lead with gentleness, lowliness, and vulnerability?

Audio from our most recent Church Planting Conference — our first session with Dr. Eric Mason on what it means to plant gospel-centered, Spirit-led churches.

Fort Worth is the fastest-growing city in the country. Where does a faith community step up? Mayor Mattie Parker paints a picture for planters of the needs — and the hope — of a city on its way to becoming one of the largest metroplexes in America.

Produced by the Send Network, this Q&A-format show tackles listener questions on church planting, multisite ministry, multiplication, leadership development, and discipleship.

Walking through the wisdom of Solomon — and how even the wisest man pales next to Jesus. We have to start reading Scripture through the frame of wisdom, that Jesus is one greater than Solomon. Are we ministering with a wisdom blind spot?

Jesus is explicit in Matthew 28: make disciples, mature them, mobilize them. Doug Logan unpacks the Great Commission through the lens of healthy leadership formation in church planting.

Yancey Arrington walks through the importance of gospel centrality in preaching. The most moving sermons don't need a catchy tagline or cultural relevance — they need to be centered on the gospel, calling listeners to Jesus.

After 40 years of marriage and over 30 years pastoring, Bruce and Susan Wesley share what makes healthy marriages possible in the turbulence of planting a church.

How do we make it in ministry? Executive Pastor Ryan Kearns checks the pulse of the burned-out, afraid-to-fail church planter. We talk conflict, self-discipline, and criticism - and what it looks like to lead humbly and healthily.

What does it take to plant - and stay healthy - for the long haul? Alan Briggs joins us for a conversation on sustainable ministry.

If we don't flip the paradigm, we'll keep building mission on cultural wars. How do we democratize and decentralize the mission of planting gospel-centered churches in Fort Worth? Daniel Yang joins us to unpack context and urgency for your city network.

Recent seasons have stripped the successful facade off of churches - and the Lord has brought clarity through cultural and congregational confusion. When leading a church, staff, family, or community in any capacity, we have to know what it looks like to go first.

Dhati became increasingly burdened to see healthy disciple-making churches in the city - a burden that grew until the Lord gave him a clear vision to plant a church-planting church in Atlanta, Georgia. He joins us to kick off a new Plant Fort Worth year.

Where will Fort Worth be in twenty-five years? People are leaving the church in record numbers - how do we keep up? Chad Clarkson gives us insight on why the time to plant is now.