On Mission: The Cause
As usual on Monday, my blog is the teaching notes from this past weekend at GCC. I started a new series entitled, “On Mission.” Part 1 is “The Cause.” The […]
Category Archives: Teaching Notes
These are my teaching notes and outlines from our weekend gatherings at Grace Community Church in Denver, Colorado. They are meant for your personal use. So please enjoy. For all other uses please contact tamra@gccnetwork.org.
Taking Charge
One of my favorite and most convicting leadership verses from the Bible is Judges 5:2- When Israel’s leaders took charge the people gladly followed. Praise the Lord!. To me, this […]
Jesus Would Pass Out Snicker’s Bars Tonight!
Tonight, across America, 41,000,000 people, primarily children, will participate in “trick or treat” in celebration of Halloween, and quite a few will potentially show up on our doorsteps. As a […]
Super ‘Natural’ Adaptation
Per usual on Monday, I’ve provided you with the manuscript of my notes for this past weekend’s teaching, “Super Natural Adaptation.” This is the final part of the Spiritual Greenhouse […]
Do the Right Thing When You’ve Done the Right Thing!
I confess that I messed up last weekend! Ever mess up? I had one of those Apostle Paul-like moments where I didn’t do the thing I should’ve done and ended […]
Transplanted on Purpose
Please find below my notes for this past weekend’s teaching at GCC- Transplanted on Purpose. This is Pt. 7 of the Spiritual Greenhouse Theology series. This material is copyrighted, so […]
You Reproduce Who You Are!
Most of us have heard the phrase, “You don’t reproduce what you say, you reproduce who you are!” That statement is never more true than in the context of leadership […]
Relationship, Roots, and Reproduction
For those of you interested, here’s my notes for Pt. 6 of the Spiritual Greenhouse Theology series, “Relationship, Roots, and Reproduction!” Big Idea: Only a disciple can make a disciple […]
The Difference Between a Buddy and a Mentor
Most of us have buddies, but most of us don’t have mentors. Further, most of us often confuse our buddies as mentors or we try to be a buddy instead […]
The Tension of “Does What We’re Doing Really Work?”
Recently I’ve been reminded that good, if not great leadership will cause tension, simply because for the most part, they’re never content with status quo. Obviously, tension can be generated […]
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