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4.3 ACOP Global Mission’s Strategy
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Addition is good – as they stated in the video. It still adds to the kingdom and the gospel goes out. However, not only does multiplication mean more people are reached with the gospel, but it also means more people are actively walking out their discipleship by making more disciples, not just living as converts. Multiplication means more people saved, and more people actually living out the calling of Matthew 28.
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<font color=”#000205″><font face=”apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, Segoe UI, Roboto, Oxygen-Sans, Ubuntu, Cantarell, Helvetica Neue, sans-serif”><font size=”2″>The addition strategy is essentially one person making disciples and only affecting the people they personally come in contact with, whereas the multiplication strategy involves making disciple makers, who go on to make more. Addition ends with each disciple you make, however multiplication has a more far-reaching effect, as each disciple maker you make, goes on and makes more disciple makers, and so on. Multiplication is definitely preferred, as it expands the Kingdom in a much grater way. </font></font></font>
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Addition strategy is one missionary at a time discipling one person at a time, this is a slow approach. The multiplication strategy actually disciples someone and teaches them to disciple someone else. The multiplication is far more effective because more people will hear about the gospel and it will spread into areas the first person may never go.
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Addition strategy does not have the exponential growth rate as the Multiplication strategy. Growth would not represent the design that Jesus intended with the addition strategy.
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