
About this episode
Cory & Brian from the Kansas City Underground discuss the importance of a little structure in supporting decentralized movement work.
Towards the end, we talk about a visual that you can’t see on my audio-only podcast, but you can find when they cross-publish this same episode on the KC Underground Podcast: https://kcunderground.org/podcast
KC Underground Site: https://kcunderground.org/
Hub Primer: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hiH1NrjKPVR7IVeR_3Fxw3PNZ-PkO-S4/view?usp=drivesdk
Timestamps (Topics & Quotes)
3:53 - The myth of pure decentralization
7:57 “You need a commitment to disciple-making first… but eventually you need structure.”
9:45 - What are the biggest obstacles in America to legitimate disciple-making movements?
12:08 - “Let’s stop worrying about the strategy, let’s just get desperate in prayer that God would move.”
15:33 - The importance of perseverance
17:34 - Hubs defined
20:20 - “If you don’t flourish in your own soul, it won’t spill over into mission.”
28:22 - Macro vision vs hyper-local work
34:02 - “Jesus has sent me into my particular place, and if I don’t own that, who will?”
42:39 - “Don’t be afraid to build something.”
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