The Multiply Project Podcast

Most pastors want to multiply, but few know where to find the leaders to do it. The Multiply Project Podcast is for pastors who are ready to move from addition to multiplication. We believe you don't need to import talent; you need to uncover it. There are church planters in your church right now.Join us for honest, peer-to-peer conversations about calling, equipping, and sending from within. We sit down with practitioners, planters, and network leaders to share the actual tools and "trenches" stories you need to build a pipeline. Stop waiting for a superhero to show up. Be the church that sends.

The Multiply Project Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by The Multiply Project, with 7 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #7

  The Marketplace Multiplier: Engineering a Movement with Ali Roohi | Episode 7

  Apr 1, 202642 minS1

  <p >If you only look for church planters in seminaries, you are missing the majority of the workforce God has already provided. Your next planter might be an engineer, a business owner, or a manager sitting in your pews right now.</p> <p >In this season finale, Ali Roohi (Pastor of Bold Church in Silicon Valley) joins Craig and Jeff to share his journey from high-level software engineer to church planter. Ali is the "proof of concept" for the Antioch Way—a high-capacity marketplace leader who just needed a pastor to see his potential. We discuss how marketplace skills like Ag...

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  Episode #7

  The Marketplace Multiplier: Engineering a Movement with Ali Roohi | Episode 7

  Apr 1, 202642 minS1

  If you only look for church planters in seminaries, you are missing the majority of the workforce God has already provided. Your next planter might be an engineer, a business owner, or a manager sitting in your pews right now. In this season finale, Ali Roohi (Pastor of Bold Church in Silicon Valley) joins Craig and Jeff to share his journey from high-level software engineer to church planter. Ali is the "proof of concept" for the Antioch Way—a high-capacity marketplace leader who just needed a pastor to see his potential. We discuss how marketplace skills like Agile methodology and ROI thinking actually accelerate Gospel movement and why every pastor must become a talent scout. Whether you are a Champion Pastor looking for new recruitment lanes or an Explorer wondering where to find leaders, this conversation proves that God's next great move often starts with a tap on the shoulder in the marketplace. The Takeaway One Actionable Step: Be a talent scout. This week, identify one marketplace leader in your church who is already taking initiative in their job. Send them this episode with a text that says: "I See In You the grit and leadership of a church planter. Let's grab coffee." Links & Resources Free Resource: Marketplace Leader Scouting Guide Connect with Ali: BoldChurch.org Join the Movement: MultiplyProject.org

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  Episode #6

  Making Sending the Default with Randy Deal | Episode 6

  Mar 17, 202645 minS1

  <p>Most pastors fear that sending their best leaders will kill their church. At Rock Point, they've proven that sending isn't a sacrifice. It's your greatest strength.</p> <p >n this episode, Randy Deal (Executive Pastor at Rock Point Church) joins Craig and Jeff to discuss how to move past multiplication as a "project" and turn it into your church's heartbeat. Randy shares the story of how Rock Point embedded a "Beyond" vision from day one, leading to 17 daughter churches and a leadership pipeline that spans from middle school to master's degrees. We explore why the whole church must "own"...

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  Episode #5

  The Clinical Residency: Building a Lab for Planters with Chandler Miner | Episode 5

  Mar 10, 202648 minS1

  <p >You don't need a massive budget or a formal syllabus to start developing church planters; you just need to be a trainer.</p> <p >Most pastors feel the tension between the "addition" of growing a local church and the "multiplication" of sending one out. They assume that moving into a sending model requires complex infrastructure or a seminary-level residency. In this episode, Jeff Bennett and Craig Whitney sit down with Chandler Miner, Operations Director at The Well Austin, to dismantle that myth.</p> <p >The Well is a 14-year-old church plant with a "white-hot" vision to plant 100 national and 100...

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  Episode #4

  Be a Kingdom Scout: Finding Planters in Your Church with Clayton Greene | Episode 4

  Mar 6, 202646 minS1

  <p >Your next church planter isn't waiting for an invitation from a seminary; they are likely sitting in your church right now, leading a team at work or a small group in their neighborhood.</p> <p >Most pastors feel the tension of a leadership shortage, but the reality is often a "sight" problem rather than a "talent" problem. We've been trained to recruit for slots instead of scouting for callings. In this episode, Jeff sits down with Clayton Greene, Director of Summit Collaborative, to discuss the shift from a "hiring" mindset to a "scout" mindset.</p> <p >Clayton shares his...

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