JR Woodward is the National Director of the V3 Movement, a faculty member in the Doctor of Global Leadership cohort at Fuller Theological Seminary, and the author of The Scandal of Leadership: Unmasking the Powers of Domination in the Church. In this conversation, JR and Markus explore what it looks like to lead communities that bring the Kingdom of God to life in the places where we live.
THIS EPISODE'S HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
What it means that Jesus's primary message was the kingdom of God, and how that shapes everything a church does
Shalom as a holistic picture of human flourishing: restored relationships with God, others, creation, and ourselves
The NEAR framework for understanding a neighborhood: Narrative, Ethics, Associations, Rituals
The four spaces of belonging and how Jesus inhabited all four: intimate (3–4), personal (5–12), social (20–50), public (70+)
Why closed discipleship groups differ from open missional spaces, and why you can't build depth if the door is always open
How people often belong before they believe, and how behavior changes before beliefs do
How our desires are shaped by whoever we look up to, and how this creates rivalry and division in churches
How conflict in a congregation can escalate until one person becomes the target
What Philippians 2 teaches about giving up honor and titles as a path to healthier leadership
How love of image, institutional self-preservation, and ideology become corrupting forces in church life
Oscar Romero as a real-world example of the downward path of leadership
V3 Movement's interdenominational church planting training
The Doctor of Global Leadership cohort at Fuller Seminary
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