If the church is not intentional about disciplining its members, others will.

Over the past ten years, nearly 15 million fewer Americans have identified as Christians 1—a staggering reality that highlights a growing disconnect between faith and daily life. As social media and digital platforms consume 2–5 hours of people’s attention each day, sermons often fade after just one hour on Sunday. 

At the same time, the post-pandemic shift toward online viewership has outpaced the growth of in-person attendance, leaving churches with a critical question: is this a challenge to overcome or an opportunity to embrace? With Multiply, your church turns this trend into a powerful tool for building rich, sermon-driven discipleship communities that thrive online and in person.

What if your church was as intentional about discipleship as social media is about influence?

From Passive Listening to Active Learning

✔ From Taking Attendance → To Measuring Spiritual Growth
✔ From Inspirational Moments → To Intentional Movements
✔ From Consuming Content → To Creating Kingdom Stories
✔ From One-Way Preaching → To Interactive Faith Journeys
✔ From Digital Distraction → To Church-Led Influence

Multiply doesn’t just repurpose sermons—it makes them actionable and measurable. 

Focus on preaching and pastoring, let Multiply handle the rest. 

Digital discipleship is no longer optional, but who has the bandwidth and expertise? Your Director of Digital Learning manages Multiply to unlock the potential of your 30+ hours of annual sermons to engage and connect with your congregation and local community like never before.

How It Works (4 Simple Steps)

1️⃣ Choose a Sermon – Select a sermon you want to extend.
2️⃣ Multiply Transforms It – We create an interactive discipleship experience (reflection prompts, action steps, discussion guides, games).
3️⃣ We Share It – Members engage with the content through small groups, online communities, or personal reflection.
4️⃣ Discipleship Becomes Measurable – Multiply tracks engagement so faith steps can be celebrated and reinforced.