Podcast appearances and mentions of alex absalom

This week, in place of our regular episode, we are bringing you another session from our retreat speakers, Hannah and Alex Absalom. We'll be back next week! God bless. Support the show

May 7 2023- Alex Absalom by Genesis the Church

In this podcast, I got to interview one of my favorite people. When I'm down or feeling cynical, I look to Alex Absalom for an uplift—sometimes, just reminding myself of his joyous spirit gifts gets me out of the doldrums. Having planted churches and rescued others in Britain and the United States, Alex leads a ministry called Dandelion Resources. Mixing practical tools with spiritual realities, he and his wife, Hannah, teach churches to enter into the supernatural side of our mission more freely. The thought behind Dandelion Resources comes from dandelions being so fragile, beginning with a tiny seed floating in the air while becoming extremely pervasive. The gospel and all its spiritual strength still come to us as tiny seeds moved by the breath of the Spirit. In the podcast, Alex describes ministry with a Venn diagram or three overlapping circles. The circles are disciplemaking, staying focused on mission and being naturally supernatural. The problem that people like me (and perhaps you) face is that we are often strong on mission and disciplemaking but somewhat lacking in the natural supernatural. In this post-Christian era, prayer and the supernatural side of ministry can plant those fragile seeds in even difficult soil. For more connection with Alex or to invite him and/or Hannah to teach, you can reach him via dandelionresourcing.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this podcast, I got to interview one of my favorite people. When I'm down or feeling cynical, I look to Alex Absalom for an uplift—sometimes, just reminding myself of his joyous spirit gifts gets me out of the doldrums. Having planted churches and rescued others in Britain and the United States, Alex leads a ministry called Dandelion Resources. Mixing practical tools with spiritual realities, he and his wife, Hannah, teach churches to enter into the supernatural side of our mission more freely. The thought behind Dandelion Resources comes from dandelions being so fragile, beginning with a tiny seed floating in the air while becoming extremely pervasive. The gospel and all its spiritual strength still come to us as tiny seeds moved by the breath of the Spirit. In the podcast, Alex describes ministry with a Venn diagram or three overlapping circles. The circles are disciplemaking, staying focused on mission and being naturally supernatural. The problem that people like me (and perhaps you) face is that we are often strong on mission and disciplemaking but somewhat lacking in the natural supernatural. In this post-Christian era, prayer and the supernatural side of ministry can plant those fragile seeds in even difficult soil. For more connection with Alex or to invite him and/or Hannah to teach, you can reach him via dandelionresourcing.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this podcast, I got to interview one of my favorite people. When I'm down or feeling cynical, I look to Alex Absalom for an uplift—sometimes, just reminding myself of his joyous spirit gifts gets me out of the doldrums. Having planted churches and rescued others in Britain and the United States, Alex leads a ministry called Dandelion Resources. Mixing practical tools with spiritual realities, he and his wife, Hannah, teach churches to enter into the supernatural side of our mission more freely. The thought behind Dandelion Resources comes from dandelions being so fragile, beginning with a tiny seed floating in the air while becoming extremely pervasive. The gospel and all its spiritual strength still come to us as tiny seeds moved by the breath of the Spirit. In the podcast, Alex describes ministry with a Venn diagram or three overlapping circles. The circles are disciplemaking, staying focused on mission and being naturally supernatural. The problem that people like me (and perhaps you) face is that we are often strong on mission and disciplemaking but somewhat lacking in the natural supernatural. In this post-Christian era, prayer and the supernatural side of ministry can plant those fragile seeds in even difficult soil. For more connection with Alex or to invite him and/or Hannah to teach, you can reach him via dandelionresourcing.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode, Greg talks to Alex Absalom, a leader of the missional church movement and co-founder of dandelionresourcing.com with his wife Hannah. Dandelion Resourcing is all about "equipping regular Christians for naturally supernatural discipleship and mission." Greg and Alex unpack what it means to be "naturally supernatural," the need for the power and presence of the Holy Spirit in the Western Church, and missional leadership and disciple making. Read this episode's transcrript: https://www.gregnettle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/TCPP_EP61_AlexAbsalom.pdf Connect with Alex: https://www.dandelionresourcing.com Twitter and Instagram: @alexabsalom Connect with Greg Nettle and Stadia Church Planting: https://www.thechurchplantingpodcast.com https://www.gregnettle.com/thechurchplantingpodcast https://www.stadiachurchplanting.org Facebook and Instagram: stadiachurchplanting Greg's Facebook page: gnettle The Church Planting Podcast on Facebook and Instagram: plantingpodcast

In this episode, we talk with Alex Absalom about engaging naturally in conversations, helping others encounter Jesus, and being empowered by the Spirit in our every day lives.Alex Absalom has served alongside his wife Hannah in church leadership in a wide range of settings, from plants to megachurches, for over 25 years. Together they lead Dandelion Resourcing, which focuses on empowering Jesus-followers to go and make disciple-makers in naturally supernatural ways. Alex is an unusually practical (and funny!) teacher and coach, who brings strategic insight and much hard-won experience from the front lines. Originally from England, the Absaloms live in Long Beach CA, where they are also planting a network of missional communities, and they have 3 cheeky but charming young adult sons!Alex's Recommendations:No Time to DieJohn WimberDerek PrinceGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook at www.facebook.com/shiftingculturepodcastSupport the show

This week we launch a new sermon series entitled "The Topography of Discipleship: Finding Our Way as the Church Today" Our world may be changing but our central mission - to make disciples - does not. A changing world does, however, require a new map. It is my hope that this nine-week series will provide us with a set of foundational and formational concepts, ideas, and terminology that will help us find our way to creating an atmosphere, an environment, a culture or a current that makes following Jesus natural and normal.The core concept of this series comes from a book written by Bobby Harrington and Alex Absalom entitled, Discipleship That Fits in which the authors outline five relational contexts that God uses to help us as we apprentice to Jesus. Matt Willis and Marc Rader released a series trailer a couple of weeks ago that you can listen to to get an overview of these - though we hope you'll pick it up in the messages.In this first message we look at the Divine Context; our time alone with God - and focus on the "why". In other words, what does spending time do to help us mature as followers of Jesus.God uses many different relational contexts to apprentice us to Jesus and our time alone with him is one of them. I trust that you have been encouraged to begin to, or continue to spend time alone with God and that an understanding of what this accomplishes motivates your own discipleship.Due to the current Public Health Order our facilities are closed to the public until at least Friday July 9. This means that if you'd like to join us for worship this week you'll need to do so online.Is there someone you know who really needs to hear this message? Why not share it with them and see what God does through it. If you'd like to join us online, we meet at gbconline.org.au at 9:30am AEST. We'd love for you to join us. Also, be sure to follow us on Facebook or Instagram to keep up with all we are doing. 

In this special 'Trailer' Associate Pastor Matt Willis and Senior Pastor Marc Rader have a discussion on our new upcoming series The Topography Of Discipleship. This new series is based on the Book Discipleship That Fits by Bobby Harrington and Alex Absalom.Due to the current Public Health Order our facilities are closed to the public until at least Friday July 9. This means that if you'd like to join us for worship this week you'll need to do so online.If you'd like to join us online, we meet at gbconline.org.au at 9:30am and 6:00pm AEST. We'd love for you to join us. Also, be sure to follow us on Facebook or Instagram to keep up with all we are doing.

This week on the Church Leadership Podcast, Mark and Andy have a must-listen conversation with Alex Absalom. Alex, along with...

This episode is taken from one of Discipleship.org's Q&A Sessions which aired in the Discipleship.org Collective. Our point leader Bobby Harrington, along with Dandelion Resourcing's Alex Absalom, takes questions from live audience members at the time of the recording about discipleship in a simplistic yet supernatural way. You can download the book Bobby and Alex wrote together, "Discipleship That Fits," by going to https://discipleship.org/ebooks/discipleship-that-fits/

1 Corinthians 2:1-5

Hindsight 2020

James 3:13 - 4:3

This episode is from the National Disciple Making Forum. Download the recommended resource with this episode, “Revival Starts Here Primer,” by going to discipleship.org/ebooks.

This episode is from the National Disciple Making Forum. Download the recommended resource with this episode, “Revival Starts Here Primer,” by going to discipleship.org/ebooks.

This episode is from the National Disciple Making Forum. Download the recommended resource with this episode, “Revival Starts Here Primer,” by going to discipleship.org/ebooks.

Luke 2:22-32, conclusion to The "Last" Sermon series.

Mark 1:14-20

Alex Absalom is based at Grace Church in Long Beach, California. He great passion is to see people become disciples of Jesus, and churches become communities that GO and transform their culture.

Serving God & people (a.k.a., “ministry”) isn’t something for a special elite class of people.  Church family teamwork makes the dream work! #MoChurch

Teacher's Corner #1 Discipleship that Fits by Bobby Harrington and Alex Absalom

Join Salty Believer Unscripted as Bryan Catherman talks with Alex Absalom about his new book, Hearing the Voice of God.  In this podcast, Alex discusses his new series about the supernatural operation of the Holy Spirit.  Copyright 2019.  For more information, please visit www.SaltyBeliever.com.Listen or download here:https://www.dropbox.com/s/8qg3gr2rw8ppgjk/hearing%20the%20voice%20of%20god.mp3?raw=1  

Author and missiologist, Alex Absalom join Bryan Catherman on Salty Believer Unscripted to discuss what it means to live the Christian life to the fullest.  Alex discusses what it means to be naturally supernatural, living missionally, and maturing over a lifetime.  Copyright 2019.  For more information, please visit www.SaltyBeliever.com.Listen or download here:https://www.dropbox.com/s/zcif2fwc6ui7pkp/Absalom.mp3?raw=1

Playing off Jesus' instructions to the 70 in Luke 10, we look at the "Person of Peace" concept and its implications for mission. Mission and discipleship is less about reaching the masses as it is about finding a few people to invest in, bless, and "do life" with. In order to impact people in a substantive way, we need to go deep with them. And in order to make disciples who are submitted to Christ in all of life, we need to do all of life with them. For more information on this important concept, and to download the free eBook that Shawn references, check out The Viral Gospel by Alex Absalom by clicking here. 

In anticipation for the 2017 #DownlineSummit we'll be talking with our Summit Speakers. In this episode, Shad talks with Alex Absalom, Founder of Dandelion Ministries.

Alex Absalom shares about his latest eBook in the Exponential series, The Viral Gospel: How Finding Your Person of Peace Accelerates Your Mission. Download your FREE copy at https://www.exponential.org/ebooks/the-viral-gospel/

In this Exponential 2013 podcast, Alex Absalom, one of the pioneers in the missional movement, shares the value, benefits and Biblical basis for using different group sizes in discipleship as well as practical steps to launch missional community groups.

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, Alex Absalom talk about the why, how, and what of disciple-making. In order to build a dynamic discipleship culture, you need to create the undergirding vision and values, as well the practical vehicles people will interact with. This seminar will show you how to do this, especially through a 'Releasing Control, Choosing Accountability' mindset, as well as showing how Huddles (leadership investment in community) and mid-sized Missional Communities can help in your context.

Almost 2 years ago God brought these guys together - Greg Nettle, a successful leader of a megachurch and a church planting network, and Alex Absalom, a leading practitioner and author on Missional Communities and discipleship both in Europe and the US. Together they will be sharing from the journey of RiverTree Church in transitioning into a more intentional disciple-making culture, as well as their insights into church planting in a missional mode. You will hear stories from the frontier, earthed in the realities of day-to-day church life, along with lots of practical tips and insights, as well as plenty of time for Q&A!

Exponential 2011 missional track workshop with Mike Breen, Jo Saxton and Alex Absalom of 3DM ministries. Implementing missional communities without killing your church.