1. Multiplying Leaders on Mission with God31
Multiplying Leaders on Mission with God

2. Pay It Forward Pay it forward is a biblical notion (IITim.2:2)
We, as leaders, invest in raising up other leaders, just as others invested in us
One key to CPMs is multiplying leaders who can plant new units
Multiplying leaders is like spiritual parenting, we pass on a lot of who we are.

3. Biblical Foundations
Consider the advice of Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law, in Exodus 18:17-21 – multiply leaders
Jesus also founded a movement by multiplying leaders; see Mt.28:18-20
The twelve were called so Jesus could train them, then send them out to preach – Mk 3:14
His primary method was to take them with him.
When he sent them out, he empowered them.
Jesus expected them to multiply themselves

4. Present-day Models: T4T
A multiplying approach used by Southern Baptist Missionaries
The developer used it in an Asian country
30 million population, 100,000 believers
In four years there were 44,000 new churches with 480,000 new followers of Christ
The key to success is the leader modeling what he teaches

5. T4T – continued The leader prays for his members
Training has three parts
Prayer and Accountability
A new lesson to pass on to their friends
Practicing the lesson in small groups
The goal is obedience to the Word, bit by bit
The trainer uses the method of “MAWL” – model, assist, watch, and leave
Only about 20% become trainers themselves

6. Acts 29: Finding Faithful Followers
Another missionary group keyed on finding faithful followers in order to multiply quickly
Obedience-based discipleship and leadership training
Simple church ecclesiology that multiplies
Sifting attendees for the few who catch the vision
After four years 100 people groups engaged
Twelve area trainers of trainers deployed

7. Conclusion Will you pass on a leadership legacy?
Are you living a life worth passing on?