Monthly Archives: October 2008

This weekend, here at GCC, we looked (I hope with a sense of wonder) at Jesus’ ultimate plan, the New Heaven and New Earth. On the way there, we had to stop in 1 Corinthians 15 and let Paul explain … Continue reading →

A couple months ago, my brilliant wife, Michelle, was invited to be a writer for an on-line magazine.  Since then, the editors have been posting her articles left and right, which means they passed the IQ test because Michelle is … Continue reading →

  A few weeks ago, we hosted the first P.E.A.C.E Briefing here at GCC.  The whole GCC team tagged team the teaching with Mike Constantz, Pastor of PEACE from Saddleback.  We got great feedback on our day together and had … Continue reading →

Michelle, the girls, and I have been adopted.  Now, we've got phenomenal parents.  But, God has been piled on the blessing.  See, we also have a surrogate mom, her name is Maribeth Roncz.  Maribeth runs point on GCC's teams at … Continue reading →

                        Today is Maddie’s 10th Birthday. We love her more than words can say.  As I post this, she’s surrounded by her aunts, uncles, grandma’s and grandpas, and cousins.  … Continue reading →

Here’s a fascinating set of pictures that stopped me in my tracks this morning.  Thanks to Brian McLaren who pulled this from Andrew Sullivan.  The key to understanding the pictures is to note the comparative size of the countries in … Continue reading →

Here’s today’s report from the field in China regarding progress on the ONE Prayer initiative in that country.  This one is like an episode of 24: Three lives where literally saved during a baptism service of recent converts. ——————————————————————————————— On … Continue reading →

Here’s today’s One Prayer report from the field in India.  Let this real life story of a One Prayer church planter deconstruct your preconceived notions of what is “possible” and “impossible.” —————————————————————————————— Here is brother POOVARASU, which means King of … Continue reading →

Here’s today’s update from the field in Cambodia where 8 teams of church planters are launching churches in over 200 villages!  Prepared to be inspired and convicted…——————————————————————————————– Cambodia is a beautiful country of rivers, mountains, forests, palm trees and rice … Continue reading →