Cotm Men's Breakfast

Mark Delaney "Family Relationships" | March 2nd, 2018 by Church on the Move

Kirby Andersen "Creating Time For What Really Matters" | February 2nd, 2018 by Church on the Move

Whit George "New Year, New You" | January 5, 2018 by Church on the Move

Pastor Willie George | December 1, 2017 by Church on the Move

Lee Martin "Grace, Goodness, and Restoration" | November 4, 2017 by Church on the Move

James Martin "Anger" | September 8, 2017 by Church on the Move

Ephraim Taylor "Strength in Different Forms" | August 4, 2017 by Church on the Move

Brett Wilson "Getting Better" | July 7, 2017 by Church on the Move

Dean Wilson "The Importance of Men Being Persistent in Prayer" | June 2nd, 2017 by Church on the Move

Jeremy Andrews "Hearing from God: Perspective From an Average Guy." | May 12th, 2017 by Church on the Move

Brent has served on staff at Church on the Move for 18 years in a variety of positions including teaching High School Bible at Lincoln, Kid's Pastor, and currently serves as the Associate Campus Pastor at our Central Campus. He has a passion to see people grow in every area of life as they put Jesus first, and get involved in the life-changing mission of the local church! He's been married to April for 25 years and have 3 children. He's a huge Lincoln Bulldogs fan, loves watching Cardinals Baseball and tries to play golf any chance he gets!

Sam Farris “Confessions of a Former Lone Wolf" | March 3rd, 2017 by Church on the Move

Chad played basketball at Oral Roberts University, where he was named “Conference Play of the Year” in 1999, his senior year. He was also was presented the Presidents Cup for best all-around student athlete at ORU. After graduating from ORU with a B.A. in Theology, he turned to professional basketball, playing mostly in Europe for six years: London, Budapest, Lisbon, and Istanbul…as well as New York, Las Vegas, Austin and Dallas, where he played for and traveled with the Dallas Mavericks summer team. As a college and professional basketball player, Coach Wilkerson was coached by, among others, Bill Self and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Coach Wilkerson was the founder and inspiration of Kingdom Athletes, an organization which began in 2008 with a passion to coach and mentor young men—not only in the basketball arena, but in character building and life skills. Just last year, Coach Wilkerson co-founded BookandaBall…a charity which provides basketballs and Bibles to orphans. They just completed an outreach in Quito, Ecu

Our speaker is Jesse Andersen. He is the Executive Project Manager here at COTM where he assists the Directional Leadership Team get projects of all kinds done. He’s been on staff for 7 years. He and his wife, Summer, have been married for 7 years and have 2 children: Nelly who’s almost 3, and Remy who was just born. He is passionate about leadership, organizational strategy, and building systems. On January 6, he will ask us “Are you proud of the major areas of your life? If not… what are you doing about it?”

For those who don’t know Trandy Birch, he’s the Administrator at LCS and has been for 7 years. He’s been in public education for 26 years. That should get him a place up CLOSE to the throne in Heaven one day. And Coach Melton says he’s the most gifted O line Coach he’s ever known. He’s been married to Kelly for 29 years, they have three children. He states, “My passion in life is kids; the vehicles I use to live that passion has been football and school. I’m incredibly grateful to serve the families of LCS and the ministry of COTM in what I’m blessed to do.” Trandy's topic is “The Importance of Iron in your life, the story of Iron in mine. Taken from Proverbs 27:17: “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.”

Joel Wiland has built this family business with multiple locations on trusting God and being faithful to his customers. Of course, starting a business or really before doing anything God has called you to, the enemy will attack you with fear. Joel and his wife, Kendra, are no exception. At our November2016 Men's Breakfast, you'll hear how God has helped him conquer fear and let the freedom from it be his driving force in his business and his life.

Brandon grew up a pastors son in the central valley of California, and has always enjoyed working with his hands getting dirty. He started youth ministry when he was 21 in Kingsburg and currently serves as a communicator for 180 J High on the weekends. Brandon interned and served at Global Ventures, a local missions organization for 5 years.—xoordinating youth events in the states and traveled to Bolivia, Thailand, Cambodia, Philippines, and Canada preaching the gospel. He started working at COTM in 2012, oversaw landscaping 2015-2016, and is currently team leader over the service support team, which makes sure our campus looks, feels, and smells good for our guests on the weekends.

Joel Pepin is the second youngest of 10 children. He was born and raised in northern Minnesota. As a senior in high school, he felt a calling for elementary aged children after he mentored a kindergarten boy. He graduated from ORU with an elementary education degree. That same year, he married his beautiful wife Tanya. He has two wonderful children, Whitley and Drexel. Joel began his teaching career at Lincoln Christian teaching in the elementary and in the high school. He also taught elementary at Union Public School. He then returned to Lincoln in 2012 as the High School Assistant Principal. Two years ago, he became the 5th/6th Grade Center Principal and he is now found himself as the LCS Elementary Principal. He is thankful he is able to be a role model to young boys and girls everyday! Joel will be speaking on "Humble to Hear and to Heed! He will talk about the story of Moses and the advice he heeded from his Father-in-Law Jethro.

Coach Melton is beginning started at Lincoln Christian School in 2001 where he now serves as the Athletic Director and Head Football Coach. Darren has been a football coach for 27 years with stops at Crescent, Metro Christian, Broken Arrow, Owasso and Jenks. Darren is married to Terri Melton who serves as a counselor at LCS. They have two sons, Jarrett (26) and Alex (22). Darren is weekly in the trenches with young men, modeling them on godly character, team building and just how to take and deliver a good hit. This guy is full of wisdom for us.

Mark Delaney Bible Teacher at Lincoln Christian School "Parenting" Is there a more important thing in life than the position of leadership in the home of a father? Keep Jesus in the home, keep your family in church. Take them to God's house. Kids put pressure on themselves. They believe they have to be great at something or anything right now. Not true! Parenting is like a farmer: Kids ages birth-12: "Preparing the ground" 1. Respect 2. Telling the truth 3. Don't steal YOU MUST TEACH KIDS THESE VALUES AT THESE AGES! It's near to impossible to begin to teach respect to a 14 yr. old. If you have one of these two things wrong in your life, you have one foot in hell: Do you lie? Do you steal? Discipline is a process; not an event. Kids ages 13-18: "Seed time" 1. Spread the seed. a) Don't put all the seeds in one part of the field. b) Families should not be chasing kids; have kids chase the family. 2. Empowering your kids; boundaries are relaxed a bit. Adulthood: "Harvest" Only three things