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Dear friend, Big news first before I introduce this week’s podcast: Multiplying Disciplers is now live!
After many months of building, testing, refining, and praying, our new training platform for multiplying disciplers has officially launched.
The platform is designed to provide practical, transformational equipping for disciple multiplication and movement ministry — helping leaders move from inspiration to real-life multiplication.
The first available programs include:
* Cultivating Expectant Faith for a Movement
* Making Your Discipling Reproducible
* Seven Best Practices of Multiplying Disciplers
* Developing a Gospel Message that is Good News
* Assessing the Blockers and Boosters of Your Ministry
* Becoming an Empowering Leader Who Unlocks Others
The first 1000 people who join as Founding Members will receive free access for one full year.
You can explore the platform and join here: Multiplying Disciplers
We would love for you to be part of this from the beginning.
Now to this week’s podcast: Brokenness, Failure, and the Soul of Leadership. Why do gifted Christian leaders so often burn out, drift morally, or slowly lose their soul while building ministry?
In this deeply personal and vulnerable conversation, Joshua Benadum and I talk honestly about disappointment, brokenness, failure, ambition, spiritual shallowness, and the danger of separating ministry competence from inner formation.
This is not about leadership techniques. It is about the soul of leadership — and the kind of inner life that can sustain long-term fruitfulness. I believe this may be one of the most honest conversations we’ve had yet on The Movement Cast.
For a deeper dive, here is a link to Josh’s book A Life That Leads.
Who in your network will benefit from this? Please forward or restack—it could inspire someone’s next step in multiplying leaders.
I’d genuinely love to hear from you: what is one thing from today’s episode that you want to put into practice this week? Just reply to this email.
Warmly, Emanuel Prinz - Father’s beloved & movement activist
