Exploring the Importance of Shared DNA in Building Adaptive Practices

In this episode, Brian and Cory explore observation number thirteen from TwoFourEight's research on the top 15 observations from urban disciple-making movements. This observation makes that point that we should not look for the silver bullet in disciple-making or focus too much on repeating programs. We should look for the underlying biblical principles and then build adaptive practices. We won't always be able to use the same tools and models in every context, but we can pay attention to how biblical principles are repeated from context to context, utilizing new tools and practices based on those principles. We explore how we've seen this occur in the KC Underground in some of our main ways of disciple-making through the last five years.