Should Movements Be Audited or Assessments Done? Let’s Ask David Garrison!

Should Movements Be Audited or Assessments Done? Let’s Ask David Garrison!

April 01, 20261 min read

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Summary:

In his newly released book David Garrison pulls back the curtain on 28 movement assessments done by the International Mission Board (IMB). Today on the podcast, Cynthia talks with David about these assessments, what we can learn from them and how assessments can help movement practitioners and those pursuing multiplication.

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Key Points From This Episode:

  • Inside Church Planting Movements pulls the curtain back and shows us reliable, trustworthy data on movement assessments from 28 different movements across the globe.

  • In most of these assessments they found that the movement catalysts were actually under reporting what was actually happening.

  • Those who went in to do these assessments or audits, came away convinced. “It’s real!” they said.

  • Assessments have made those who were movement skeptical become movement curious.

  • Movements are something God is doing in the world today, that we want to be a part of.

  • Movement assessments consider their client to be the movement itself. These help movements to see areas of strength and weakness and gaps that can be addressed to shift the movement into greater health.

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Cynthia Anderson

Cynthia Anderson

Cynthia Anderson is a disciple-making coach, trainer, author, and international speaker with 35 years of field experience across Asia, Africa, and the USA. She helps Western church leaders build simple, reproducible discipleship processes that multiply.

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