Our calling at Church Multiplication Associates & @CMAResources is to multiply healthy disciples, leaders, churches and movements. 
Our friend, Neil Cole has articulated many of the things we have learned in these areas in his written works. Below is a listing of those resources authored by Cole and their focal points:
Disciples:
If you want to learn about making and multiplying disciples, then read Cultivating A Life for God and/or Search & Rescue [paperback version is titled “Ordinary Hero“]
* (Practical Resource- Life Transformation Group brochures
Leaders:
If you want to learn about growing, releasing and multiplying leaders, then read Organic Leadership
If you want to lead a group of emerging leaders through advanced doctrinal study so they can be trained in context, and not be shipped off to a seminary, then check out TruthQuest
If you want to learn about leadership development, learn about your own development, and get a great, practical, and biblical perspective on the missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul, the read Journeys to Significance
If you want to shape a leadership development track for your ministry or network of churches, check out Raising Leaders for the Harvest
*(Practical Resource- Mentoring Guides for coaching leaders)
Churches:
If you want to be challenged about your view of the church, and think biblically about how to take the church to people, then you should read Organic Church
If you are part of a conventional church and want it to become a seedbed of mission and multiplication as the church was meant to be see Church Transfusion
If you want to gain insights that will pave the way for the emergence of fruitful multiplication of disciples, leaders, churches, etc. with a thick resource including 3-ring binder, 8 audio CDs and the Powerpoint, check out Beyond Church Planting by Neil Cole and Bob Logan.
* Practical Training- Organic Church Planter’s Greenhouse Story 1 & Story 2
Movements:
If you want to read about the top ten questions people ask about organic church, learn from a practitioner inside of a church multiplication movement and get a vision for the future of the church, then check out Church 3.0
Maybe it’s because Matt and I share the same birthday – even the year. Maybe it’s because my wife, Aimee, gets a little giddy when she hears his name. Maybe it’s because he’s a relatively good actor. While Matt and I don’t share the same political views or moral standards, I always seem to listen when he talks.In a recent interview with Piers Morgan, Damon reflected on life in the limelight. Just before the premier of Good Will Hunting, someone told Matt, “You’re going to be famous, and it’s going to be fun for a week.” Then, Matt lamented to Piers, “When do I get my week?” Matt’s point? Fame is overrated.While few intentionally capitalize on the Christian industry, for some there’s that nagging question, “Papa, when’s it my time to shine? When will I get the chance to really make a difference for the Kingdom?” While the question itself poses some problems, it’s an honest one and it’s important we address it. 
