A new kind of church is arising in many parts of the world. It is a church that grows and multiplies at a rate unseen in even the best historic Evangelical churches. In their effort to reach the world, these new churches use the very strategy that Jesus demonstrated and commanded us to use. They restore the vision of the church's victorious struggle on two fronts, and not just one.

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The greatest difference between churches with little growth and those of exceptional growth is in the churches deciding what will be their most important area or areas of ministry, what will be their spiritual battle fronts.

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Churches can benefit and grow by using principles of the Church on the March without dismantling the traditional structure and program of the church. While this is true, these principles are most dramatically effective when church starters decide to plant a congregation from the very beginning as a Church on the March.

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Jesus did not enlist Christians to become His disciples. Instead, as He met yet unconverted men in the world, He said, “Follow Me.” They knew little about Him or what He would teach them, and not all whom He invited chose to follow Him. Most of those who did follow Him were, at first, completely ignorant of the gospel He would communicate to them. At the beginning, most of our new disciples will be worldly-minded, with little knowledge of God.

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To most communities, families and individuals, we come as strangers with little to recommend us besides our God-given love for them and our redeemed personalities. We are sent as ambassadors for Christ and we must take the initiative at reconciliation. This we do in both simple and complex ways.

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