1. Embracing the Great Commission

Every missionary is called to more than personal ministry—they are called to teach, train, and empower others. GFM emphasizes this foundational principle by incorporating training in disciple-making, leadership development, and mentorship strategies.



By instilling a multiplying mindset early, missionaries learn to measure success not only by immediate results but by the spiritual maturity of the leaders and disciples they equip.

Sustainable ministry requires empowering local leadership. GFM trains missionaries to identify, mentor, and equip indigenous leaders who can continue ministry long after the missionary leaves.



Indigenous leaders bring cultural insight, relational trust, and continuity that missionaries alone cannot provide. This ensures churches and communities grow in a way that is both locally relevant and spiritually strong.

A key component of multiplication is developing systems that can be replicated across communities. GFM teaches missionaries to design discipleship programs, Bible study models, and leadership training frameworks that can be reproduced by local believers.



These systems allow churches and ministries to flourish independently, spreading the gospel efficiently while maintaining theological and practical consistency.

Multiplication requires relational investment. Missionaries are trained to mentor others, walking alongside them as they grow spiritually and practically.



Through ongoing guidance, encouragement, and accountability, mentors help emerging leaders navigate challenges, develop confidence, and step into their God-given calling. This relational approach ensures that discipleship is holistic and sustainable.

The multiplying mindset shifts the focus from short-term results to long-term kingdom impact. Missionaries are encouraged to think strategically, plan for continuity, and prioritize mentorship over mere conversion numbers.



GFM’s programs provide tools for goal-setting, assessment, and iterative improvement, enabling missionaries to maximize their influence while planting seeds that will bear fruit for generations to come.

Multiplication is not a one-time effort—it’s a lifelong commitment. Missionaries trained at GFM embrace continuous growth, continually refining their methods, expanding their knowledge, and deepening their obedience to God’s calling.

This mindset ensures that missionaries remain effective in planting, mentoring, and multiplying disciples no matter where or when they serve.

Missionaries who embrace a multiplying mindset invest in people, not programs. By equipping indigenous leaders, designing reproducible discipleship systems, and mentoring others with intentionality, missionaries can create lasting spiritual impact.



Through Global Frontier Missions’ training, missionaries are prepared to raise disciples who make disciples, ensuring that the gospel reaches new communities and thrives across generations