Show Notes
When we last left our conversation about how to stick as a pioneer, Chuck Wood II and I noted that pioneering work requires thinking of the next generation. Chuck has done a masterful job capturing 12 key ingredients needed to multiply generations. He already started posting them! Today we start a series of conversations about those posts. I hope you enjoy it. Even more, I hope you can glean some lessons for how to live your life aimed at reproducing generations of disciples.Season 10: WIGTake for Spiritual Generations, Episode 1
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