“The Kingdom of God Disciple Training Series relativizes all values,
In a world where ethics are disappearing, the church is an alternative for nurturing the next generation.

All the contents of 『Disciple Training in the Kingdom of God』 are not the author's creation.
It is based on what I learned growing up in church and seminary in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, as well as practical teachings I learned while pastoring and interacting with relatively younger generations.
My role was to edit the book to reflect the changing times, applying new approaches and adding new issues that had not been addressed before.
This textbook was first planned in 1999, and after a long process of writing and parenting clinical trials, it was finally published in 2016.
It was initially released as a combination workbook and leader's guide, which attracted a lot of attention, and was later re-released as separate workbooks and leader's guides.


We are so grateful to have now published a new guide for leaders, with Q&As to reflect the voices of those in the parenting field and aligned with the revised workbook.
I hope that this guide will be of great help in more effectively training disciples of the Kingdom of God.
The church I pioneered is growing into a relatively healthy church, and many co-workers are nurturing souls and building the church, so the hard work I've put in so far has turned into the joy of disbandment.
In particular, I am truly thankful that a new wind of discipleship training is blowing, with the number of co-workers utilizing the Kingdom Church Research Institute app reaching 1,500, the number of co-workers who have completed the Kingdom Church Seminar approaching 1,000, and the number of churches actively adopting the Kingdom Church nurturing process reaching over 200.
If it is widely used for the future of the Korean church, I could not ask for more.