by Opetuslapsiverkosto
Olemme hukanneet opetuslasten tekemisen jalon taidon. Mitä tarkoittaa olla opetuslapsi joka tekee opetuslapsia? Opetuslasten tekeminen on käsky Jeesukselta. Kristittyinä tiedämme mitä tehdä sunnuntaina, mutta miten elää Jeesuksen opetuslapsena maanantaina? Entä viikon muina päivinä? Onko se edes mahdollista? Kyllä se on! Hyppää mukaan syttymään näystä, kuulemaan stooreja ja saamaan konkretiaa siihen mitä on elää opetuslapsena ja tehdä opetuslapsia.
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May 4, 2026
<p>In this discussion session, <strong>Pyry Winter</strong> shares key insights on <strong>disciple-making in urban environments</strong>, drawing from experiences in <strong>Nairobi, Kenya</strong>. The session was recorded at the <strong>Advanced Movement Leadership Gathering</strong> in November 2024.</p><p><br></p><p>Pyry reflects on the realities, challenges, and opportunities of making disciples in a complex urban context, highlighting lessons learned from engaging diverse communities within a city. Following the input, the session continues with a <strong>short interactive conversation</strong> with participants, allowing insights, questions, and reflections to surface collectively.</p><p><br></p><p>This session offers:</p><p><br></p><ul><li>Practical insights from <strong>urban disciple-making in Nairobi</strong></li><li>Reflections relevant to <strong>global cities and movement leaders</strong></li><li>A glimpse into <strong>peer learning and dialogue</strong> among practitioners</li></ul><p><br></p><p>A valuable session for leaders seeking to understand and respond faithfully to the dynamics of urban disciple-making.</p>
April 20, 2026
<p><strong>Scott Crawley</strong>, based in Singapore, sits down with <strong>Nooa Saari and Hanna Ojuva</strong> to continue their conversation on <strong>disciple-making in urban contexts</strong>.</p><p><br /></p><p>The discussion explores key urban concepts such as the <strong>Urban Village</strong> and asks what kinds of people typically make up these relational and social clusters within cities. Together, they reflect on how understanding these micro-communities helps disciple-makers navigate urban complexity more wisely.</p><p><br /></p><p>Toward the end of the episode, Nooa summarizes the conversation and then challenges Scott with a pointed question:<br /><strong>How do we form groups in urban spaces?</strong></p><p><br /></p><p>Scott pushes back and reframes the issue, emphasizing that <strong>the group is not the goal</strong>. Groups are important, but they serve a greater purpose—<strong>helping people know Jesus and learn to follow Him</strong>. Unsatisfied with the answer, Nooa presses further, challenging Scott with a core <strong>DMM strategy question</strong>, leading to a lively and clarifying exchange.</p><p><br /></p><p>This episode explores:</p><p><br /></p><ul><li>The concept of <strong>Urban Villages</strong> and who inhabits them</li><li>Why cities require different disciple-making lenses</li><li>Groups as a means, not an end, in disciple-making</li><li>Strategic tensions at the heart of urban DMM thinking</li></ul><p><br /></p><p>A dynamic conversation that sharpens both vision and practice for disciple-makers in cities.</p>
April 6, 2026
<p>What happens when a Singaporean sits down with two Joensuu dwellers?</p><p><strong>Scott Crawley</strong>, based in Singapore, joins <strong>Nooa Saari and Hanna Ojuva</strong> to explore thought-provoking questions and paradigms around <strong>disciple-making in urban environments</strong>.</p><p><br></p><p>Scott shares briefly about his journey to Jesus and what it has meant to follow Him across cultures and cities. Drawing from his work with leaders in several major Asian cities, he reflects on how urban complexity has challenged him to rethink traditional disciple-making strategies.</p><p><br></p><p>By studying <strong>sociological behavior and recurring patterns in cities</strong>, Scott highlights the stark contrast between <strong>urban ecosystems and more linear, rural contexts</strong>. The conversation invites listeners to consider how understanding city dynamics is essential for effective and sustainable disciple-making today.</p><p><br></p><p>This episode explores:</p><p><br></p><ul><li>How cities shape disciple-making differently than rural environments</li><li>Why urban complexity requires new paradigms and lenses</li><li>The value of sociological insight in Kingdom strategy</li><li>Learning to discern patterns where God is already at work in cities</li></ul><p><br></p><p>A thoughtful conversation for anyone seeking to make disciples faithfully within the realities of modern urban life.</p>
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Olemme hukanneet opetuslasten tekemisen jalon taidon. Mitä tarkoittaa olla opetuslapsi joka tekee opetuslapsia? Opetuslasten tekeminen on käsky Jeesukselta. Kristittyinä tiedämme mitä tehdä sunnuntaina, mutta miten elää Jeesuksen opetuslapsena maanantaina? Entä viikon muina päivinä? Onko se edes mahdollista? Kyllä se on!
Hyppää mukaan syttymään näystä, kuulemaan stooreja ja saamaan konkretiaa siihen mitä on elää opetuslapsena ja tehdä opetuslapsia.
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