Our work

We labor for a Gospel Movement in Northern Colorado and beyond. We currently have momentum in four cities: Greeley, Timnath, Loveland, and Fort Collins.

Our focus is twofold

1. To be practitioners as we go into the harvest and see disciples emerge becoming disciple-makers. We have been working in a police station, a homeless community, a high school, a truck stop, and our neighborhood.

2. To be catalyzers as we work with existing churches developing laborers for the harvest. We first teach those how to pray with spiritual authority as they learn six prayer tools to see God’s kingdom come in their homes, neighborhoods, schools, and areas of work. For more information on Novo’s Spiritual Authority Cohort, you can find it here. 

Secondly, we lead them through a movement pathway on how the everyday believer can make disciples who make disciples. This is an 8 week cohort following the framework of the Five Components of Gospel Movement. Believers meet together and learn from the Scriptures on how Jesus taught his disciples. This is an obedience based approach where new tools and practices are given. The process is simple and reproducible for all levels of faith. For more information on the Movement Pathway, you can find it here. 

Since I have many years of pastoral experience in legacy churches (church planter, denominational leader, mega-church, small church, and bivocational), I also coach church leaders nationwide on how the church can make disciples from the harvest. 

We work hard and pray for more laborers because the harvest is great and the laborers are few (Luke 10:2). We are motivated by God’s love because God loves the world and gave Jesus as a sacrifice for everyone (John 3:16). Our striving is not in our strength but we trust in his power (Col. 1:29).  We work with the hope that all the nations will one day, worship Jesus at his throne (Revelation 7:9).