This conversation explores Chapter 9, titled 'Jump', from Roy Moran's book 'Spent Matches', focusing on the urgent need for spiritual transformation and the shifts required for effective disciple-making movements. The discussion emphasizes the importance of internal transformation, the necessity of redefining success, and the role of leadership in fostering a culture of movements. Practical steps for initiating change and the call to embrace a new kind of reformation are highlighted, culminating in a challenge for listeners to consider their own willingness to 'jump' into this transformative journey.

Takeaways

Moran confronts his biases about disciple-making movements.
In Western culture, DMM is often more effective than CPM.
The Mann Gulch fire illustrates the need for radical shifts.
We must prioritize function over form in church structures.
Kodak's failure shows the danger of clinging to old forms.
LEGO's success demonstrates the importance of adaptability.
Eustace Scrubb's transformation symbolizes internal change needed for movements.
Mind shifts are crucial for spiritual movements to emerge.
Leaders should think like revolutionaries, not marketers.
Starting small and embracing failure is essential for growth.

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