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A Kingdomizer is someone who has experienced a paradigm shift in their worldview, in part through the DNA’s teaching. As a result, they desire to join other like-minded Christians in growing in their knowledge of a biblical worldview and in intentionally and strategically advancing God’s Kingdom.
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Join the Kingdomizer Network
A Kingdomizer is someone who has experienced a paradigm shift in their worldview, in part through the DNA’s teaching. As a result, they desire to join other like-minded Christians in growing in their knowledge of a biblical worldview and in intentionally and strategically advancing God’s Kingdom.
Why join the Kingdomizer Network?
Follow-Up
Receive a personalized follow-up with a DNA team member or Kingdomizer to explore next steps of growth and application.
Resources
Receive discounts and early-release access to books, training and curricula.
Events
Receive invites and join Kingdomizers across the globe for regional and global forums.
Communication
Get special updates from the DNA and hear encouraging testimonies from other Kingdomizers.
Connection
Join other like-minded Kingdomizers around the world to learn together, strategize, and more effectively disciple the nations.
FAQs
The Kingdomizer Network is for those who have been deeply impacted by the DNA’s teaching and desire to advance in their Kingdom calling. This means you have actively engaged with DNA teaching content through a book, or online training, or podcast series, or video series. Furthermore, you have been impacted by it in a way
that you want to go further in understanding and living out the biblical worldview and your Kingdom calling.
As a Kingdomizer you can expect to continue receiving general notices from the DNA of resources and news but in addition you will periodically receive special notification of new training opportunities, book releases and discounts, and invitations to events.
There is no cost for joining the Kingdomizer Network other than a commitment and desire to grow in your Kingdom calling.
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The Kingdomizer Network is 100% free and designed to equip and connect Kingdomizers across the globe.
- Fill out the form
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- Be a Kingdomizer
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What do you mean by a "paradigm shift?"
| A Paradigm Shift | |
|---|---|
| From... | To... |
| An emphasis on the gospel of salvation. | An emphasis on the gospel of the Kingdom. |
| A partial, incomplete view of the biblical story of reality. A “two-chapter” view of fall and redemption. | A fuller, more complete view of the biblical story. A “four-chapter” view of creation, fall, redemption, and consummation. |
| A “Greek” sacred-secular, higher-lower mentality. God is only concerned for the “higher” spiritual aspects of life, and not for the lower, cultural, social, and vocational aspects of life. | A biblical, wholistic mentality. |
| The Great Commission is understood as “saving souls.” | The Great Commission is understood as “discipling nations.” |
| A church that is alienated/separated from the life of the community. | A church that is engaged in the life of the community as salt and light, serving. |
| A church that is inwardly focused on buildings, programs, and staff. | A church that is outwardly focused on influencing the community, nation, and culture. |
| An emphasis on “believer.” | An emphasis on “disciple.” |
| A fearful, pessimistic view of the future. | A hopeful, optimistic view of the future rooted in Christ’s victory on the cross and resurrection, and his certain return to make all things new. |
| A “church against the world” mentality. | A “church for the world” mentality. As followers of Jesus, we are blessed to be a blessing. |
| Sees the church as a building. | Sees the church as a people. |
| An emphasis on numbers. | An emphasis on impact (on people, communities, cultures). |
| Seeing the church primarily in terms of “Sunday.” | Seeing the church as salt and light every day of the week, in every sphere of society. |
| Divides work into higher and lower categories. “Full-time Christian service” is more important than other “lower” vocations in business, education, politics, etc. | Sees work as both worship and calling/vocation. When done in accordance with biblical principles within the larger biblical story, all vocations in all spheres of society are vital for the discipling of nations. |
| Seeing the church as a “one-man show” with an emphasis on pastoral leadership. | Seeing the church as the “priesthood of all believers.” Everyone has a vital role to play. |
| Ignorance and neglect of the cultural commission. | Passionate engagement in the cultural commission. |
