If you have enjoyed this podcast, don't miss this episode. We have a new podcast launching in January 2022, and we hope you are there for our first episode! 

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Arturo is a long-time friend of the DNA, and a Kingdomizer. In this episode, Arturo gives a case for the immense practicality of the biblical worldview--the only worldview that comports with reality and brings genuine human flourishing. 

In this episode, Dwight and Darrow revisit the Development Ethic study, which inspired Darrow's book Discipling Nations and later transformed into much of the Coram Deo basics course teaching. It is an in-depth study into 13 truths that have the power to transform individuals and cultures.

Download the Development Ethic, for free, on our website: The Development Ethic: Hope for a Culture of Poverty – Disciple Nations Alliance

This episode hits on a gold mine of relevant worldview topics, including the worldview of ideological social justice, the importance of the individual, God's beautiful plan for diversity, what is biblical community, and more. 

• Why is a biblical worldview integral to a true education? 
• Can you separate truth from education? 
• Is there such a thing as a neutral education devoid of an underlying worldview?

These questions and more are covered in this interview with Christian Overman. Christain is a lifelong educator and worldview trainer who has wrestled with questions such as these his entire career.
 
This conversation is tremendously relevant for our current state of affairs in 2021. 

For this episode, Shawn had the opportunity to interview Andrea Schuitema a Kingdomizer working in Latin America. Listen to how Andrea and her team are practically incorporating what they have learned from Coram Deo into their powerful ministry.

Andrea works for Orphan Helpers, a ministry dedicated to equipping abandoned, incarcerated, and at-risk youth for success by serving their physical, spiritual, educational, and emotional needs.

In this episode initially recorded on June 12th of last year, we covered how to approach poverty relief effectively. Our guest, Ena Richards, is a long-term friend and trainer of the DNA. She is the founder and president of Work-4 a Living, an organization dedicated to poverty relief through redeeming the dignity of work. 

In this episode initially recorded on June 10th of last year, we found it fitting to break down the growing race frenzy in America. Over a year later, we still hear phrases like systemic racism, critical race theory, and so on echoing through our cultures. This worldview analysis with Scott and Bob Osborn is a needed discussion for our churches, cultures, and nations. 

The core messages of the DNA we cover in this episode are first Jesus is King, second His primary agenda is to advance the Kingdom of God, third this advancement comes by making disciples of all nations, fourth His key agent in this task is the local church, and finally, the ministry of the church must be holistic.

The passion these men have for biblical worldview is clearly seen in this episode as they share their testimonies when it comes to worldview. 
 
Find out more on these core messages on our website in a paper titled, Our Foundation: Seven Fundamental Truths (Our Foundation – Disciple Nations Alliance).  

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The core messages of the DNA we cover in this episode are  first Jesus is King, second His primary agenda is to advance the Kingdom of God, third this advancement comes by making disciples of all nations, fourth His key agent in this task is the local church, and finally, the ministry of the church must be holistic.
 
Find out more on these core messages on our website in a paper titled, Our Foundation: Seven Fundamental Truths (Our Foundation – Disciple Nations Alliance).  

Also, please follow this podcast and share it with your friends!