Grey Pages S3 E9 Dezi Sessions | True Strength & Beauty w/ Leslie Kim
Apr 13, 2026
Leslie Kim, founder of a youth arts nonprofit and prophetic minister, builds community through small-scale discipleship and arts education. She discusses choosing hiddenness over platform. She explains 'do more by doing less' and how small faithful work transforms prayer, leadership, and reaches kids. She describes empowering young leaders and cultivating true strength and beauty through presence and steady service.
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Smallness Increases Spiritual Authority
- Smallness is a spiritual principle that increases authority rather than a strategy to hide from ministry.
- Leslie and Taylor describe "do more by doing less" and "grow larger by growing smaller" as practices tested through a school and arts nonprofit in Globe, AZ.
School Failure Became A Discipleship Laboratory
- Leslie recounts starting a three-acre school and how expectations of scaling never materialized, which forced internal transformation.
- The school became a discipleship lab that changed her prayers from "bring them to my school" to "reach them wherever they are," later enabling partnerships with local schools.
Build Breadth Through Faithful Small Work
- Trust God for breadth while practicing faithful, small-scale work that builds authority to pray for larger outcomes.
- Leslie's small team of mostly part-time young staff runs brief school workshops yet reaches ~1,800 students annually through partnerships.