5 Shifts to
Make Multiplication Work
in Your Church
The 5 Shifts Virtual Cohort helps you make the essential shifts that turn vision into action.
Multiplication is not about doing more.
It's about doing things differently.
Most leaders want their church to multiply. But the pathway isn’t always obvious. The 5 Shifts Virtual Cohort equips you with biblical principles, practical tools, and an encouraging community so you can confidently lead your church toward multiplication—without adding another full-time project to your ministry load.
The Five Shifts
In just 5 sessions, we’ll help you make these 5 shifts:
- Shift 1: From Gathering to Sending
- Shift 2: From What to Who
- Shift 3: From Delegate to Develop
- Shift 4: From Member to Missionary
- Shift 5: From Planning to Praying
We won’t just talk—you’ll take action.
What’s included:
- 5 live virtual sessions
- Full resource library
- Downloadable tools & templates
- Optional follow-up coaching call
Cost: $295 per church (team members can join at no extra cost)
Biblical
A Scripture-shaped vision for calling, equipping, and sending.
Practical
Simple tools you and your team will use long after the cohort ends.
Relational
You’re not walking alone—you’ll learn alongside pastors from churches like yours.
Jeff has been planting and coaching church planters for 20 years, from Atlanta to Las Vegas and back again. He’s the guy who can walk into a room of pastors and instantly get them rowing in the same direction.
If you want practical next steps, honest encouragement, and someone who will high-five you when your church takes a multiplying step, Jeff’s your guy. When he’s not helping churches start new churches, he’s watching the Mets try to win a World Series before the Lord returns.
Craig planted his first church more than 30 years ago, and that journey convinced him that churches already have the people they need to plant more churches. For the past 15+ years, he’s been helping pastors live that out through Gateway Leadership Initiative, Stadia, and now Multiply Project.
He also wrote The Antioch Way, a practical roadmap for calling, equipping and sending church planters. Craig lives in Sacramento with his wife of 40+ years and enjoys roasting coffee, riding the Sierra Foothills, and following Formula 1.
What Pastors Are Saying
