Mike and Leslie Kim: A Holistic Perspective on Disciple-Making

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In this episode of the 'More Disciples' podcast, hosts Dori Yuen, John Heerema, Doug Lucas, and Lee Wood are joined by Mike and Leslie Kim. As field workers and community leaders who relocated from San Francisco to the small Desert Mountains town of Globe, Arizona, the Kims discuss their journey towards creating authentic and transformational followers of Christ in their community. They delve into the concepts of genuine vulnerability, authenticity, and fully surrendering to God's calling. The Kims are involved in various community outreach projects, such as educational programs, downtown rejuvenation, and sustainable farming initiatives. They emphasize the importance of a personal transformative experience with God, relational dynamic fostering in communities, and ongoing faithfulness to catalyze spiritual multiplication and enrich discipleship processes. 00:01 Introduction to the More Disciples Podcast 00:40 Guest Introduction: Mike and Leslie Kim 01:21 Journey from San Francisco to Globe 07:21 The Struggles and Realizations of Moving 09:29 The Birth of a Thriving School 13:16 The Impact of Smallness and Surrender 19:11 The Power of Thinking Less About Yourself 23:42 The Perfect Life vs. The Kingdom Impact 25:46 Transition from Church Planting to Discipleship 26:34 Discovering the Organic Nature of God 27:48 The Power of Multiplication in Faith 29:09 Community Engagement and Service 30:35 The Vision of a Great Harvest 31:22 The Role of Family in the Church 32:38 The Kingdom of God on Earth 34:15 The Prophetic Community 35:27 The Challenges and Triumphs of Ministry 37:48 The Power of Authenticity, Vulnerability, and Availability 38:40 The Battle for Souls 39:12 The Importance of Personal Transformation 40:00 The Struggles and Perseverance in Ministry 42:31 The Power of Authenticity, Vulnerability, and Availability Revisited 47:29 Closing Thoughts and Prayers

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