The church was made for movement
Explore books, courses, and conversations grounded in the way of Jesus — and recover the apostolic DNA the risen Christ already placed within his church.
A lifetime shaping movemental theology
Where will you enter the mission?
Five ways into the deeper work of formation, mission, and recovering what Christ has already given his church.
Talk with the ideas
The AI Lab is grounded in four decades of Alan’s books, articles, and teaching — a space to think through questions of mission, formation, and the Christ-shaped life. Ask about mDNA, APEST, discipleship, or anything you’re wrestling with. The conversation meets you where you are.
“Everything the church needs for movement is already within it — placed there by a risen Christ, waiting to be remembered.”
Where courses become formation
Every course is built on four necessities — dissonance, reflection, practice, and community — because transformation happens when teaching meets obedience and obedience meets the body of Christ.
- Productive dissonance
- Guided reflection
- Real-world practice
- Community formation
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About Alan Hirsch
Alan Hirsch is known for helping the church recover its apostolic nature — and rediscover movement as its native expression. His work centers on a Christological conviction: the risen Christ already coded into his church everything it needs for movement. Our task is recovery, not invention. From leading a missional community in Melbourne’s inner city to shaping networks across six continents, Alan’s journey reflects the theology he teaches — lived practice inseparable from deep reflection. His current work focuses on translating four decades of frameworks, writing, and teaching into formational resources that equip leaders wherever they are.