Start of a mini-podcast series titled “The Art of Shepherding” with Pastor James Kim. In this series, we’ll be covering topics such as shepherding your congregation members through suffering as well as leading your own family through the joys and difficulties of ministry.

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Episode 2: The Art of Shepherding ft. Pastor James Kim

Current state of the KA church? Negative attitudes toward the KM? How do we interact with churches with different theological convictions? Faithfulness to ministry? These are some of the questions Professor Joel Kim answers in this episode of The DTI Podcast! Must Listen! 

Intro: Darling - Said the Sky
Outro: Mountains - Said the Sky

Joel E. Kim - http://www.wscal.edu/academics/faculty/joel-e.-kim

Episode 3: Korean-American Church Part 2 ft. Prof. Joel Kim

Why does God allow us to suffer? How can we love others who are suffering? How can we shepherd and lead through tragedy? Listen as Pastor James Kim tells us his own story of suffering through the loss of his 2nd child Debi.

Are you suffering and has Pastor James' story reached out to you? Email thedirecttradeinitiative@gmail.com to connect with P. James! He has said he would be more than happy to encourage and pray for you.

Episode 4: Shepherding through Suffering ft. Pastor James Kim Pt.2

Are you called to be a Bi-vocational Pastor? Do the roles of the "traditional" pastor need to change? How do you develop up a leadership that loves the Gospel and God's people while effectively leading? Listen to this episode of the DTI Podcast and hear P. Donny Cho's experiences as a full-time bivocational lead pastor at Metro Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia!
(Apologies for a few sniffles, allergies were really bad)


Intro - Darling ft. Misso by Said the Sky
Outro - Mountains by Said the Sky

Episode 5: Vision, Bi-Vocation and Leadership Dev ft. Donny Cho

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