Teaching Points
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Addition asks 'How many can we gather?' Multiplication asks 'How many can we send?'
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The goal is not one great church — it is many healthy churches. One church cannot reach a city alone.
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Every leader should be asking: 'Who am I raising up to do what I do?' If no one, you are a bottleneck.
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Movements happen when ordinary believers are empowered to do extraordinary work for the Kingdom.
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Multiplication requires releasing control. You cannot multiply what you hoard.
Scriptures
Reflection Questions
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Is your ministry growing by addition or multiplication?
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Who are you raising up to do what you do?
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What are you holding onto that needs to be released for multiplication?
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What would it take for your church to plant its first daughter church?
Action Steps
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Identify one person you can begin training to lead.
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Create a simple, reproducible version of one thing you do well.
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Release one responsibility to someone you are developing.