How I Accidentally Became a Movement-Maker So, I picked up Steve Addison’s Movements That Changed the World expecting a light read—maybe a few inspirational quotes, and a gentle nudge toward spiritual growth. What I got instead was a full-blown spiritual audit. And as an actual accountant/auditor, I can confirm: this book didn’t just balance my theological books, it rewrote the ledger. With the precision of a forensic accountant and the fire of a Pentecostal preacher, I identified with the five recurring traits that fuel movements that change the world namely: white-hot faith, commitment to a cause, contagious relationships, rapid mobilization, and adaptive methods . Basically, if your church group has more spreadsheets than spirit, you might want to rethink your strategy. What really struck me was how these five traits aren’t just spiritual buzzwords , they’re disciplines that build habit...