Gospel Gadgets Podcast

What’s really happening behind the explosive growth of church planting movements around the world? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the reality and reach of CPMs—drawing from decades of global research across Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Discover what sets these rapidly multiplying, indigenous movements apart, while also exploring the hard questions surrounding their theology, leadership, and long-term sustainability. Some reports have proven unreliable, while others—once doubted—have turned out to be genuine moves of God. So how do we tell the difference? Join us as we examine verified breakthroughs, wrestle with surprising findings, and highlight the key catalysts driving authentic gospel expansion—all while considering how to sustain spiritual depth in the midst of rapid growth.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time harvest! We aren’t simply witnessing a good strategy in missions; we are witnessing a sovereign move of God to reach those who have neve

What’s really happening behind the explosive growth of church planting movements around the world? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the reality and reach of CPMs—drawing from decades of global research across Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Discover what sets these rapidly multiplying, indigenous movements apart, while also exploring the hard questions surrounding their theology, leadership, and long-term sustainability. Some reports have proven unreliable, while others—once doubted—have turned out to be genuine moves of God. So how do we tell the difference? Join us as we examine verified breakthroughs, wrestle with surprising findings, and highlight the key catalysts driving authentic gospel expansion—all while considering how to sustain spiritual depth in the midst of rapid growth.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time harvest! We aren’t simply witnessing a good strategy in missions; we are witnessing a sovereign move of God to reach those who have neve

What’s really happening behind the explosive growth of church planting movements around the world? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the reality and reach of CPMs—drawing from decades of global research across Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Discover what sets these rapidly multiplying, indigenous movements apart, while also exploring the hard questions surrounding their theology, leadership, and long-term sustainability. Some reports have proven unreliable, while others—once doubted—have turned out to be genuine moves of God. So how do we tell the difference? Join us as we examine verified breakthroughs, wrestle with surprising findings, and highlight the key catalysts driving authentic gospel expansion—all while considering how to sustain spiritual depth in the midst of rapid growth.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time harvest! We aren’t simply witnessing a good strategy in missions; we are witnessing a sovereign move of God to reach those who have neve

This episode of the God Network News podcast features an interview with Glenn and Rhonda Stewartregarding their extensive missionary work in Rajasthan, India. The couple recounts their transition from traditional apologetics to a more effective chronological Bible storytelling method designed to resonate with the local Hindu population. They describe the immense challenge of reaching 80 million people and the spiritual desperation that led them to focus on household-based evangelism. By seeking permission from heads of households, they successfully integrated the gospel into family units rather than isolating individual converts. The discussion highlights their eighteen-year journey of cultural adaptation, linguistic hurdles, and the development of a discipleship strategy they call "the way." Through persistent prayer and field experience, the Stewarts illustrate how they moved past initial failures to establish a multiplying movement of faith.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring

This episode of the God Network News podcast features an interview with Glenn and Rhonda Stewartregarding their extensive missionary work in Rajasthan, India. The couple recounts their transition from traditional apologetics to a more effective chronological Bible storytelling method designed to resonate with the local Hindu population. They describe the immense challenge of reaching 80 million people and the spiritual desperation that led them to focus on household-based evangelism. By seeking permission from heads of households, they successfully integrated the gospel into family units rather than isolating individual converts. The discussion highlights their eighteen-year journey of cultural adaptation, linguistic hurdles, and the development of a discipleship strategy they call "the way." Through persistent prayer and field experience, the Stewarts illustrate how they moved past initial failures to establish a multiplying movement of faith.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring

This episode of the God Network News podcast features an interview with Glenn and Rhonda Stewartregarding their extensive missionary work in Rajasthan, India. The couple recounts their transition from traditional apologetics to a more effective chronological Bible storytelling method designed to resonate with the local Hindu population. They describe the immense challenge of reaching 80 million people and the spiritual desperation that led them to focus on household-based evangelism. By seeking permission from heads of households, they successfully integrated the gospel into family units rather than isolating individual converts. The discussion highlights their eighteen-year journey of cultural adaptation, linguistic hurdles, and the development of a discipleship strategy they call "the way." Through persistent prayer and field experience, the Stewarts illustrate how they moved past initial failures to establish a multiplying movement of faith.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring

This episode of the God Network News podcast features an interview with Glenn and Rhonda Stewartregarding their extensive missionary work in Rajasthan, India. The couple recounts their transition from traditional apologetics to a more effective chronological Bible storytelling method designed to resonate with the local Hindu population. They describe the immense challenge of reaching 80 million people and the spiritual desperation that led them to focus on household-based evangelism. By seeking permission from heads of households, they successfully integrated the gospel into family units rather than isolating individual converts. The discussion highlights their eighteen-year journey of cultural adaptation, linguistic hurdles, and the development of a discipleship strategy they call "the way." Through persistent prayer and field experience, the Stewarts illustrate how they moved past initial failures to establish a multiplying movement of faith.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring

This episode of the God Network News podcast features an interview with Glenn and Rhonda Stewartregarding their extensive missionary work in Rajasthan, India. The couple recounts their transition from traditional apologetics to a more effective chronological Bible storytelling method designed to resonate with the local Hindu population. They describe the immense challenge of reaching 80 million people and the spiritual desperation that led them to focus on household-based evangelism. By seeking permission from heads of households, they successfully integrated the gospel into family units rather than isolating individual converts. The discussion highlights their eighteen-year journey of cultural adaptation, linguistic hurdles, and the development of a discipleship strategy they call "the way." Through persistent prayer and field experience, the Stewarts illustrate how they moved past initial failures to establish a multiplying movement of faith.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring

This episode of the God Network News podcast features an interview with Glenn and Rhonda Stewartregarding their extensive missionary work in Rajasthan, India. The couple recounts their transition from traditional apologetics to a more effective chronological Bible storytelling method designed to resonate with the local Hindu population. They describe the immense challenge of reaching 80 million people and the spiritual desperation that led them to focus on household-based evangelism. By seeking permission from heads of households, they successfully integrated the gospel into family units rather than isolating individual converts. The discussion highlights their eighteen-year journey of cultural adaptation, linguistic hurdles, and the development of a discipleship strategy they call "the way." Through persistent prayer and field experience, the Stewarts illustrate how they moved past initial failures to establish a multiplying movement of faith.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring

Meaningful global change is often assumed to be slow, expensive, and driven by outsiders—but what if that assumption is wrong? In this episode, we explore a radically different model that is quietly reshaping how transformation happens among the world’s most unreached communities. From empowering local believers to become the primary messengers, to seeing movements multiply in a matter of days through simple tools like smartphones, this conversation unpacks four surprising takeaways from a global movement redefining impact. These stories reveal a powerful truth: the greatest potential for lasting change is already in the harvest—waiting to be equipped, released, and multiplied.Join in with our digital hosts as they dive deep into this incredible new story! The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time harvest! We aren’t simply witnessing a good strategy in missions; we are witnessing a sovereign move of God to reach those who have never heard of him before. Listen and be b

Meaningful global change is often assumed to be slow, expensive, and driven by outsiders—but what if that assumption is wrong? In this episode, we explore a radically different model that is quietly reshaping how transformation happens among the world’s most unreached communities. From empowering local believers to become the primary messengers, to seeing movements multiply in a matter of days through simple tools like smartphones, this conversation unpacks four surprising takeaways from a global movement redefining impact. These stories reveal a powerful truth: the greatest potential for lasting change is already in the harvest—waiting to be equipped, released, and multiplied.Join in with our digital hosts as they dive deep into this incredible new story! The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time harvest! We aren’t simply witnessing a good strategy in missions; we are witnessing a sovereign move of God to reach those who have never heard of him before. Listen and be b

How did a quiet, prayerful practice ignite one of the largest disciple-making movements in history?In this gripping episode, we step inside the Listening Movement of North India—a grassroots Jesus movement that has grown to an estimated one million house churches in just over a decade. Born out of years of failure, fueled by radical obedience, and accelerated through simple, unexpected innovations like audio Bible stories and phone-to-phone apps, this story reveals how ordinary believers—many illiterate, many persecuted, many overlooked—became the driving force of extraordinary multiplication. You’ll hear how “listening to God and doing what He says” reshaped leadership, empowered women, overcame persecution, and unlocked generational disciple-making at scale. If you care about movements, missions, or what it really takes to see the gospel spread among the unreached, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

How did a quiet, prayerful practice ignite one of the largest disciple-making movements in history?In this gripping episode, we step inside the Listening Movement of North India—a grassroots Jesus movement that has grown to an estimated one million house churches in just over a decade. Born out of years of failure, fueled by radical obedience, and accelerated through simple, unexpected innovations like audio Bible stories and phone-to-phone apps, this story reveals how ordinary believers—many illiterate, many persecuted, many overlooked—became the driving force of extraordinary multiplication. You’ll hear how “listening to God and doing what He says” reshaped leadership, empowered women, overcame persecution, and unlocked generational disciple-making at scale. If you care about movements, missions, or what it really takes to see the gospel spread among the unreached, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

How did a quiet, prayerful practice ignite one of the largest disciple-making movements in history?In this gripping episode, we step inside the Listening Movement of North India—a grassroots Jesus movement that has grown to an estimated one million house churches in just over a decade. Born out of years of failure, fueled by radical obedience, and accelerated through simple, unexpected innovations like audio Bible stories and phone-to-phone apps, this story reveals how ordinary believers—many illiterate, many persecuted, many overlooked—became the driving force of extraordinary multiplication. You’ll hear how “listening to God and doing what He says” reshaped leadership, empowered women, overcame persecution, and unlocked generational disciple-making at scale. If you care about movements, missions, or what it really takes to see the gospel spread among the unreached, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

How did a quiet, prayerful practice ignite one of the largest disciple-making movements in history?In this gripping episode, we step inside the Listening Movement of North India—a grassroots Jesus movement that has grown to an estimated one million house churches in just over a decade. Born out of years of failure, fueled by radical obedience, and accelerated through simple, unexpected innovations like audio Bible stories and phone-to-phone apps, this story reveals how ordinary believers—many illiterate, many persecuted, many overlooked—became the driving force of extraordinary multiplication. You’ll hear how “listening to God and doing what He says” reshaped leadership, empowered women, overcame persecution, and unlocked generational disciple-making at scale. If you care about movements, missions, or what it really takes to see the gospel spread among the unreached, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In this powerful episode, we journey into the heart of Ghana, where God is using ordinary believers to spark extraordinary transformation. You’ll hear the remarkable story of how a small group of Ghanaian disciples—armed with little more than prayer, obedience, and a passion for their neighbors—began seeing entire families and villages turn to Christ. What started with a single act of obedience has grown into a multiplying movement: house churches forming in remote communities, new leaders emerging from within their own tribes, and the Gospel spreading through relationships, testimony, and Spirit-led courage. Along the way, we explore how data, simple tools, and indigenous leadership are helping the church in Ghana grow in depth and number. Whether you’re passionate about missions, disciple-making, or seeing God breathe life into hard soil, this episode invites you into a story of hope, courage, and unstoppable Kingdom momentum.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time

In this powerful episode, we journey into the heart of Ghana, where God is using ordinary believers to spark extraordinary transformation. You’ll hear the remarkable story of how a small group of Ghanaian disciples—armed with little more than prayer, obedience, and a passion for their neighbors—began seeing entire families and villages turn to Christ. What started with a single act of obedience has grown into a multiplying movement: house churches forming in remote communities, new leaders emerging from within their own tribes, and the Gospel spreading through relationships, testimony, and Spirit-led courage. Along the way, we explore how data, simple tools, and indigenous leadership are helping the church in Ghana grow in depth and number. Whether you’re passionate about missions, disciple-making, or seeing God breathe life into hard soil, this episode invites you into a story of hope, courage, and unstoppable Kingdom momentum.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time

In a nation long considered “hard soil” for the gospel, an unexpected movement is transforming the spiritual landscape of Thailand. This episode explores how a Thai pastor with a God-given vision, Pastor Samsac, joined forces with data-driven strategist Dwight Martin to catalyze one of the most remarkable disciple-making revivals in Southeast Asia. Their simple, relational “go and find” approach—sharing the gospel through familiar cultural concepts like karma and immediately forming house churches in new believers’ homes—has led to explosive growth. Behind the scenes, Martin’s Cap Track software provides real-time oversight of thousands of new disciples, ensuring each completes a 26-week pathway to maturity. The result? More than 64,000 recorded conversions and a bold plan to plant a church in each of Thailand’s 84,000 villages. Tune in to discover how cultural insight, obedience, and innovative technology are reshaping a nation.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end tim

In this powerful episode of God Network News (GNN), we dive into an inspiring story from Uttar Pradesh, India—where 35 passionate church leaders came together for a five-day Smartphone Filmmaking Intensive. Discover how this groundbreaking training is transforming digital evangelism, empowering believers to create and share the gospel using just their smartphones and simple AI tools. From producing local-language testimonies in Bhojpuri and Hindi to launching new YouTube channels, these leaders are sparking a multiplication movement that’s spreading far beyond the classroom. Learn how this initiative is bridging the digital divide, equipping communities, and making the message of Christ more accessible than ever—even in the most remote corners of the world.The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time harvest! We aren’t simply witnessing a good strategy in missions; we are witnessing a sovereign move of God to reach those who have never heard of him before. Listen and be b

The core thesis of this strategy is clear: authentic cross-cultural communication, in this model, isn't about broadcasting a monolithic message. It is about building bridges by giving local communities the tools and dignity to articulate a shared faith in their own voice. This approach transforms one-way missional outreach into a collaborative dialogue.The stated goal of “reaching all remaining groups by 2033” is a testament to the power of this dignified, empowering strategy. It is not just a deadline, but a milestone in a global movement toward more culturally-embedded forms of communication. This raises a final, crucial question: What could change if this model of empowering local voices was applied not just to global initiatives, but to public health, education, and even our own communities?The Lord is moving around the world in unprecedented ways to bring in the end time harvest! We aren’t simply witnessing a good strategy in missions; we are witnessing a sovereign move of God to reach those who have nev