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Send us a textStep into the rich soil of discipleship as we explore the profound connections between farming and the Great Commission with Curtis Sergeant, a discipleship multiplication expert whose methods have catalyzed movements resulting in millions of believers and churches worldwide.Curtis shares his remarkable journey from an unreached island in China to establishing a training center that has equipped disciple-makers in 174 countries. The key? A simple, reproducible approach that mirrors agricultural principles—where multiplication is the natural outcome of healthy growth.For those called to agriculture, this conversation reveals that your vocation isn't separate from discipleship but divinely designed for it. Genesis shows us that tending the earth was God's original intention for humanity before the Fall. Every agricultural principle—sowing and reaping, pruning for growth, patience in waiting for harvest, dependence on God for rain—parallels spiritual truths that make the gospel tangible and visible.The "three-thirds process" Curtis teaches focuses on obedience rather than mere knowledge, equipping believers to spiritually self-feed, foster authentic community, and pass these skills to others through a training cycle of modeling, assisting, watching, and leaving. This approach has proven effective across cultures and contexts.Whether you're a professional farmer, homesteader, or backyard gardener, your agricultural calling provides unique opportunities to demonstrate the gospel holistically by addressing our broken relationships with God, self, others, and creation. As you steward the land, you're positioned to steward souls as well, participating in both temporal and eternal harvests.Ready to see your farm or garden become fertile ground for discipleship? Discover practical tools and approaches that will help you integrate the Great Commission into your agricultural calling. The fields truly are white for harvest—in more ways than one.Key Take-aways:• Discipleship means teaching obedience to Christ's commands, not just sharing information• The "three-thirds process" focuses on accountability, hearing from God, and application• Agriculture is a divine calling established before the Fall, not just a profession• Farming provides natural illustrations of spiritual principles like sowing, reaping, and patience• Effective disciple-making requires multiplication, just as seeds produce abundant harvests• Sharing the gospel with farmers can begin with the Garden of Eden narrative• Agricultural stewardship helps restore our broken relationship with creation• Simple tools like Zume training and The Only One book can equip anyone to make disciplesCheck out Curtis's resources at TheOnlyOneBook.com, Zume.training, and ObeyGC2.com to learn more about multiplying discipleship in your context.To access the after-show join Redeeming the Dirt Academy! www.redeemingthedirtacademy.com Support the show

In this episode, Cynthia talks with Curtis about the challenges faced in collaborating and the need to work with people and organizations both similar to, and different from, ourselves and our own organizations. They discuss the different levels on which collaboration can be done, for instance on the level of coordination of locations or on the level of best practices, etc with the goal of seeing multiplication of God's Kingdom work going forward.

In this Episode Curtis, a co-facilitator of 24:14, talks with Cynthia about the need for clarity in the goal of multiplication and the need for a DNA of transformation and quality discipleship that will lead to generations of quality disciples. They also talked about the biblical basis for unity in collaboration from Jesus priestly prayer.

Shodankeh, Curtis, and Josh have a conversation led by Paul giving us hope for seeing a disciple making movement here in North  America and challenge us all do the simple but hard work of praying and fasting. 1. Betterman offers a free resource for men to become all God created them to be. If you or your church is looking for men's ministry resources, we invite you to check out BetterMan at the link below!   https://betterman.com/   2. Sustainable Discipleship is focused on helping everyday Christians become Disciple making superheroes! If you would like to learn more about Sustainable Discipleships unique methods, click the link below for more information.   https://www.sustainable-discipleship.com/   3. TCM International Institute is a Christian institute of higher education focused on academic excellence with a focus on equipping leaders for eternal kingdom impact. If you are interested in graduate level education to help equip you for ministry, we encourage you to click the link below and check out TCM. https://www.tcmi.org/

Paul interviews Curtis about the need to rediscover genuine urgency tied to the mission of God in the United States and how to utilize the methods Curtis used in leading a disciple-making movement in South China. We want to say a special thanks to our show's sponsors! 1. Betterman offers a free resource for men to become all God created them to be. If you or your church is looking for men's ministry resources, we invite you to check out BetterMan at the link below!   https://betterman.com/   2. Sustainable Discipleship is focused on helping everyday Christians become Disciple making superheroes! If you would like to learn more about Sustainable Discipleships unique methods, click the link below for more information.   https://www.sustainable-discipleship.com/   3. TCM International Institute is a Christian institute of higher education focused on academic excellence with a focus on equipping leaders for eternal kingdom impact. If you are interested in graduate level education to help equip you for ministry, we encourage you to click the link below and check out TCM. https://www.tcmi.org/   4. People are isolated from God, others, and the Church.  Church leaders have the language for evangelism and discipleship but lack an effective, digital tool to provide structure for and feedback on the process. Churchteams provides the software and support team you need to solve both problems.  Click here to learn more.

In episode three of season two, the guys interview Curtis Sergeant, leader of a ministry in Alabama—called MetaCamp—founded on making disciples and sending them out into their local communities, with special emphasis on small, simple churches.  Curtis lived in Asia as a missionary for several years, and when he returned to the United States was shocked to discover how much more difficult it was for the people he met here to take in and live out discipleship.  Throughout this episode, Curtis shares about his start in international discipleship and multiplication, and some of the primary hindrances he has seen for this work in the U.S.  The guys also discuss with Curtis issues of heresy, how to prevent it, and how to handle it when it does rear its head in the simple church context.

This audio was taken from Zúme Training's second track session and last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Curtis Sergeant (leader of the original subteam that began working on Zúme) walked us the through the how and the why of using Zúme Training as your next tool to equip the people you are discipling.

This audio was taken from Zúme Training's third track session and last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Curtis Sergeant (leader of the original subteam that began working on Zúme) shared some heartbreaking stories of suffering in the field and the necessity for teaching those we're discipling to be prepared to suffer well.

This audio was taken from Zúme Training's second track session and last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Curtis Sergeant (leader of the original subteam that began working on Zúme) informed us about the four stages of the training cycle (model, assist, watch, and leave) in order to equip the people we're discipling to go and disciple others.

This audio was taken from Zúme Training's first track session and last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Curtis Sergeant (led the original subteam that began working on Zúme) talked to us about some of the basic principles behind these types of movements that we're seeing around the world.

In this episode, we interview a couple who has been sharing their experiences with Zúme and how they can reach people worldwide.  William and Beth Sawyer have been involved in ministry for several years.  They were first introduced to Zúme about 10 years ago by Curtis Sergeant, but they did not explore its potential for reaching the lost until recently when they began using Zúme Training to coach disciples to lead their discipleship groups.  In the last 3 months, they have coached Christians in North America, Africa, and Asia.  One of the primary tools they have used in the training resources is the S.O.A.P.S program which familiarizes new Christians with the scriptures and the disciplines of Christianity.

The More Disciples Podcast team is excited to welcome back guest Curtis Sergeant, who has pioneered many of the modern disciple-making strategies and tools. Together, they ask questions about what still needs to be done and how now is the opportune time for the Kingdom.

This WEC Week we are joined by, Dr. Curtis Sergeant. He shares there are several important…

Dr. Curtis Sergeant joins us for WEC Week 2022. Dr. Curtis Sergeant explains how learning to…

This WEC Week, Dr. Curtis Sergeant shares with us that one's own discipleship journey is important…

This episode features author Curtis Sergeant talking about his new book The Only One. You can purchase here or you can can download a free copy in ebook form here. 

This episode features Curtis Sergeant (obeygc2.com) being interviewed by Discipleship.org Bobby Harrington about disciple making movements happening around the world.

In this conversation with Curtis Sergeant, we talk about elements of movemental disicple making, hear about movements from around the world, and get into Curtis' story of his time working cross-culturally. Dr. Curtis Sergeant served with the International Mission Board (IMB) among an unreached people group (UPG) in China. After a movement started there, he began training for the house-church networks in China and others around the world in how to do the same. Later he served as a VP for Global Strategy with the IMB. Then he went to Saddleback Church over Church Planting and helped catalyze some extremely large-scale church planting projects, especially in India, and engaged nearly a hundred UUPGs. He then served at e3 Partners as the International VP. Now he runs a disciple-making and missions training center called MetaCamp in Dadeville, Alabama (metacamp.org). He is also a co-facilitator of the 24:14 coalition (2414now.net) and founded Zúme (zume.training).Curtis' book:The Only OneGo 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

Ken Shackelford interviews Curtis Sergeant about Disciple Making Movements. Curtis has a DMM training ministry which you can check out at obeygc2.com.

In this episode, The More Disciples Podcast hosts welcome multiplication pioneer Curtis Sergeant! As a disciple-maker, it's easy to focus on the numbers, but in this episode, we'll discuss a foundational, though counter-intuitive, idea: If you take care of the depth, God will take care of the breadth. Join us in asking the questions: Are you focusing on loving one another? Are you serving one another? Are you building community? Are you investing in disciples? And most importantly, are you a disciple who is worth multiplying?

This week on The Ministry Growth Show we are talking with Curtis Sergeant, a disciple-making movement catalyst. Curtis is a part of more ministries than we can list in a simple introduction, so we'll list the ones we know of down below, but it's difficult to have a conversation around disciple-making movements without Curtis' name coming up. He's an important figure and forerunner in the space and his insights on discipleship, discipleship movements, and digital discipleship are deep.

This week on The Ministry Growth Show we are talking with Curtis Sergeant, a disciple-making movement catalyst. Curtis is a part of more ministries than we can list in a simple introduction, so we’ll list the ones we know of down below, but it’s difficult to have a conversation around disciple-making movements without Curtis’ name … Curtis Sergeant – Disciple-Making Movements and Digital Discipleship Read More » The post Curtis Sergeant – Disciple-Making Movements and Digital Discipleship appeared first on Reliant Creative.

This week on The Ministry Growth Show we are talking with Curtis Sergeant, a disciple-making movement catalyst. Curtis is a part of more ministries than we can list in a simple introduction, so we’ll list the ones we know of down below, but it’s difficult to have a conversation around disciple-making movements without Curtis’ name […] The post Curtis Sergeant – Disciple-Making Movements and Digital Discipleship appeared first on Reliant Creative.

This week on The Ministry Growth Show we are talking with Curtis Sergeant, a disciple-making movement catalyst. Curtis is a part of more ministries than we can list in a simple introduction, so we’ll list the ones we know of down below, but it’s difficult to have a conversation around disciple-making movements without Curtis’ name … Curtis Sergeant – Disciple-Making Movements and Digital Discipleship Read More » The post Curtis Sergeant – Disciple-Making Movements and Digital Discipleship appeared first on Reliant Creative.

In this episode, 1. Hear about how Curtis sees the digital world impacting discipleship 2. Learn About Zume, and how it can help train those who you are working with to make disciples who make disciples   https://metacamp.org/ https://zume.vision/ https://zume.training https://2414now.net/  

Tackling poverty of time in urban movements, the opening of closed doors, & unexpected removal of idols in the pandemic. More resources at: zume.training & theonlyonebook.com

Curtis Sergeant is a disciple making movement catalyst and author of The Only One. Today, Curtis shares the story when he experienced a call to unreached people groups, how his work there led millions to Christ, and how suffering multiplied his effectiveness. Curtis has trained people in every country in the world to bring the Gospel to their people. It's a unique gifting that God is using for his glory around the globe. Listen to his story now! Stories Curtis shared: Running a missions and disciple making training center in Alabama Growing up as missionary kid Experiencing a clear call to preach the Gospel to unreached people Preparing to be tentmaker and working in Olympic development What a disciple-making movement is and why it's relevant to us How he discovered obedience in Scripture How he learned to live with a constant awareness of God The season of suffering that helped him depend on the Lord Why he wrote The Only One Great quotes from Curtis: The big idea in movements is that every disciple is called to be a disciple maker. God used those horrible circumstances to achieve something in me…and, for his glory, in that people group something that never would have happened. It has been a remarkable privilege to know people in so many places that are laying down their lives for the Kingdom. Resources we mentioned: The Only One: Living Fully In, By, and For God by Curtis Sergeant Zume Project 2414now Metacamp The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence Related episodes: Michael T. Cooper and the International Call Os Guinness and Carpe Diem Redeemed Sarah Geringer and Transforming Your Thought Life The post Curtis Sergeant and the Catalyst of Movements appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Curtis Sergeant is a disciple making movement catalyst and author of The Only One. Today, Curtis shares the story when he experienced a call to unreached people groups, how his work there led millions to Christ, and how suffering multiplied his effectiveness. Curtis has trained people in every country in the world to bring the […] The post Curtis Sergeant and the Catalyst of Movements appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Curtis Sergeant is an MK (missionary kid) from Asia who served with the Southern Baptist International Mission Board as a missionary among unreached people groups in China and as a global trainer in missions. He has also served as a VP (for Global Strategy) with the IMB before leaving to help start the P.E.A.C.E. Plan at Saddleback Church where he directed their church planting efforts for five years. He served as a VP with e3 Partners Ministry for three years before moving to Alabama. He continues to serve with them as a consultant along with a number of other organizations for which he conducts training.He recently released a new book entitled, The Only One: Living Fully In, By, and For God, which is available for free at theonlyonebook.com.Curtis joins me to talk about his work in global church planting, discipleship movements, and what we can learn from them.

Curtis Sergeant talks about recent developments in the world of multiplying disciples and churches. Visit movements.net for the links Curtis refers to.

In this episode, I'm joined by Noah Sanders. He is a Christian farmer, homesteader, author, and teacher with a passion to equip and encourage Christians in agriculture. He along with his family raise vegetables on their farm in central Alabama both for themselves and to sell locally in their community. Several years ago he wrote a book, "Born-Again Dirt, Farming to the Glory of God", and since then has had the opportunity to teach and share with others through on-farm classes and the Redeeming the Dirt Conferences. Having received training in Conservation Agriculture from Foundations for Farming in Zimbabwe, as well as discipleship training from Curtis Sergeant and MetaCamp. "I have a passion to share my experiences in learning to live for Jesus, excel in agriculture, and make disciples." Noah Sanders Noah Sanders | Instagram: @redeemingthedirt Website: https://redeemingthedirt.com/ Special Link to Conference Videos: https://redeemingthedirt.com/wolf/ Ever Vigilant | Instagram @theevervigilant Website https://www.vigilantwolf.com Patreon https://www.patreon.com/evervigilant T-Shirts, Hoodies, and Swag https://www.teespring.com/stores/evervigilant Visit https://www.Vigilantwolf.com for Holsters, Belts, and Now Medical Supplies Subscribe at https://www.Vigilantwolf.com to stay up to date on what I'm up to, the podcast, and store sales, etc. Visit https://www.Patreon.com/evervigilant and become a part of what we have going on here, Join The Pack! Use Patreon.com/evervigilant to engage, encourage and challenge one another in our daily battle to become better men, better husbands, better fathers, and better leaders. Hold Fast & God Bless

Want to share your faith and plant churches but not sure where to start? Listen to Curtis Sergeant share about the Zumé Project and how he's making quality discipleship training available to people everywhere.

“The Must-Have’s For Disciple Making” was on February 24, 2016. It featured Dr. Curtis Sergeant, trainer of those who want to multiply disciples and Doug Lucas, President of Team Expansion...

“The Must-Have’s For Disciple Making” was on February 24, 2016. It featured Dr. Curtis Sergeant, trainer of those who want to multiply disciples and Doug Lucas, President of Team Expansion...

Curtis Sergeant has a wealth of experience discipling and planting churches. But it's not always been easy. As you listen, you'll learn how God turned an obvious spiritual attack into a breakthrough.

Twenty-five years ago Curtis Sergeant saw his first church planting movement in China. Then he began training others. He's seen movements in India, among Muslims and now in North America. Curtis talks about how he trains workers to multiply disciple and churches in the US and around the world. To get in touch with Curtis and find out about his training visit www.metacamp.org UPDATE: Bryan Entzminger at EngagingMissions has just released his own interview with Curtis Sergeant.

Curtis Sergeant has a wealth of experience discipling and planting churches. But it's not always been easy. As you listen, you'll learn how God turned an obvious spiritual attack into a breakthrough. - http://engagingmissions.com/38

Twenty-five years ago Curtis Sergeant saw his first church planting movement in China. Then he began training others. He’s seen movements in India, among Muslims and now in North America. Curtis talks about how he trains workers to multiply disciple and churches in the US and around the world. To get in touch with Curtis and find out about his training visit www.metacamp.org UPDATE: Bryan Entzminger at EngagingMissions has just released his own interview with Curtis Sergeant.