CCFDL Podcast

Part 4 of 4 of Mark Robinson's summer Leadership Cohort.

The greatest test of a leader is not whether or not people will follow you. The greatest test of a leader is whether they can lead when you are no longer there. The best leaders help people move from dependence to independence, gradually giving them more responsibility, and developing their confidence and ownership. Our ultimate goal is to make disciples who disciple others and develop leaders who develop other leaders.

Part 3 of 4 of Mark Robinson's summer Leadership Cohort.

Great leaders understand how to instill essential concepts and habits into their followers. They not only provide the information that people need to know, but they also provide opportunities to put principles into practice as well as provide accountability and feedback that will help them continue learning and growing effectively.

Part 2 of 4 of Mark Robinson's summer Leadership Cohort.

Leaders are people who invite others to come along with them. As they pursue Godly direction themselves, they also give other people the opportunity to join them. This requires leaders to  develop enough communication skills to cast a compelling vision of where they're going as well as setting realistic expectations about what it will take to get there. Thus, effective leaders are people who can inspire others by describing worthwhile goals, while also preparing them for what it will take to achieve them.

Part 1 of 4 of Mark Robinson's summer Leadership Cohort.

Leaders are people who take initiative. Instead of waiting for something to happen, they make things happen. At Community Church, we want to train leaders who take initiative by being proactive in prayer (seeking His kingdom and asking for His provision) and building connections (expanding their influence with people). As we become a disciple worth following and develop relationships with others, we put ourselves in a position to lead.

Part 3 of Pastor Ken Nabi's class, "Foundations for Informed Faith: Understanding the History of Protestant Convictions".

In this 3-week class, you will better understand how the Reformation in the 16th century shaped biblical Christianity as we know it today. We will identify key, foundational beliefs and how they developed in this  historical context. This is church history with a twist and an eye toward application.

Senior Pastor Adam Utecht continues a sermon series called Follow as we look at selected passages from Matthew and John in a message titled "Follow the Son of God".

Part 2 of Pastor Ken Nabi's class, "Foundations for Informed Faith: Understanding the History of Protestant Convictions".

In this 3-week class, you will better understand how the Reformation in the 16th century shaped biblical Christianity as we know it today. We will identify key, foundational beliefs and how they developed in this historical context. This is church history with a twist and an eye toward application.

Senior Pastor Adam Utecht begins a new series called "Follow" starting in Psalm 1 with a message titled "Follow the Word of God".

Discipleship Pastor Mark Robinson continues our series Hebrews: Christ and the New Covenant with a message from Hebrews 13:1-6 titled "Acceptable Worship".

Part 1 of Pastor Ken Nabi's class, "Foundations for Informed Faith: Understanding the History of Protestant Convictions".

In this 3-week class, you will better understand how the Reformation in the 16th century shaped biblical Christianity as we know it today. We will identify key, foundational beliefs and how they developed in this  historical context. This is church history with a twist and an eye toward application.