IronWorks

Game On!: Overtime

IronWorks — Thu, 27 May 2010 19:42:06 +0000

Series:	Game On! Play Hurt.
Topic:	Overtime
Date:	05/21/2010 (Sunrise); 05/26/2010 (Sunset)
Instructor:	Roger Thompson
Summary:	You’re spent and can barely drag yourself off the field. The problem is, the score is tied and there’s another quarter to play. Despite how you feel, you have to carry on. How do you keep yourself going for another round? Join Pastor Roger as he leads our discussion of Overtime.
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Game On!: Turnovers

IronWorks — Mon, 17 May 2010 18:38:36 +0000

Series:	Game On! Play Hurt.
Topic:	Turnovers
Date:	05/14/2010 (Sunrise); 05/19/2010 (Sunset)
Instructor:	Leary Gates
Summary:	Many good running backs have failed to reach greatness (and ultimately a big pay-day) because of their inability to hold onto the ball. Our own Adrian Peterson’s penchant for dropping the ball has raised questions over whether he will one day be considered among the elite to have played the game.Like an NFL running back, we are entrusted with and committed to guarding the essentials in our lives. When we “drop the ball” there are repercussions.
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Game On!: Unsportsmanlike Conduct

IronWorks — Mon, 10 May 2010 18:49:22 +0000

Series:	Game On! Play Hurt.
Topic:	Unsportsmanlike Conduct
Date:	05/07/2010 (Sunrise); 05/12/2010 (Sunset)
Instructor:	Roger Thompson
Summary:	Its been building. Nothing is going your way and your opponent has been in your face the entire game. Slowly but surely your frustration is turning to rage and you’re about to unload on someone, anyone. The penalty for Unsportsmanlike Conduct is severe. Are you willing to face the consequences? Join Roger as he tackles frustration and rage, and what we can do about it.
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Game On!: Half-Time

IronWorks — Tue, 04 May 2010 14:45:14 +0000

Series:	Game On! Play Hurt.
Topic:	Half-Time
Date:	04/30/2010 (Sunrise); 05/05/2010 (Sunset)
Instructor:	Leary Gates
Summary:	Your first-half game plan was a bust. You followed the script but the other team made adjustments and shut you down. Now it’s half-time and you need to re-align your resources for the second-half. How do you draw-up a new strategy? What should your strategy be? Join Leary as he leads our discussion regarding Half-Time.
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Game On!: Mixed Signals

IronWorks — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 14:52:45 +0000

Series:	Game On! Play Hurt.
Topic:	Mixed Signals
Date:	04/23/2010 (Sunrise); 04/28/2010 (Sunset)
Instructor:	Roger Thompson
Summary:	There’s chaos on the field. With only seconds left on the clock, there’s no time to huddle and the quarterback needs to call a play at the line of scrimmage. Because of the crowd noise, his voice is useless so everyone watches for hand signals to make sure they’re on the same page. There is no room for mixed signals. On the football field, when the heat is on everyone looks to their quarterback. Off the football field, we all need someone we can turn to help answer questions and keep us on track. Who is your quarterback?
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Game On!: Calling Time Out

IronWorks — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 14:44:06 +0000

Series:	Game On! Play Hurt.
Topic:	Calling Time Out
Date:	04/16/2010 (Sunrise); 04/21/2010 (Sunset)
Instructor:	Leary Gates
Summary:	The game started out well, however, things are quickly falling apart. You thought you were in the drivers seat but the unthinkable happened and now you’re struggling just to survive. You need to take a time out in the worst way, re-group, and chart a course to get back on track. Join IronWorks as Leary leads our discussion on Calling Time Out.
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Game On!: Third & Long

IronWorks — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 15:49:19 +0000

Series:	Game On! Play Hurt.
Topic:	Third & Long
Date:	04/09/2010 (Sunrise); 04/14/2010 (Sunset)
Instructor:	Leary Gates
Summary:	It’s Third & Long and the game is on the line. Your playbook has gotten uncomfortably short and you have a tough decision ahead of you. How do you evaluate the risks vs. the potential rewards? Join Leary as he leads a discussion on evaluating difficult choices and their consequences.
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Game On!: Ball Control

IronWorks — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 14:56:56 +0000

Series:	Game On! Play Hurt.
Topic:	Ball Control
Date:	04/02/2010 (Sunrise); 04/07/2010 (Sunset)
Instructor:	Roger Thompson
Summary:	Ball Control. Without it, you’re always on the defensive. Protecting, keeping and advancing the ball is the core objective of the game. There are disciplines, which, if practiced, will keep you on offense for longer periods of time. They will keep you in the game and enhance your chance to come out a winner.
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Spring 2010: Game On! Play Hurt

learygates — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 22:52:02 +0000

“Game On! Play Hurt” is the call from the Coach to His men to lean into their fatigue and trust Him for the victory on the field of life.

It’s serious stuff out there. Guys are working harder than ever before to keep up. Some are just plain out of work. And most of us are bruised and battered. The Spring 2010 season of IronWorks will explore the eight character qualities every man needs to keep their head and heart in the game, because there’s no injured reserve on God’s team.

SUNRISE DateSUNSET Date	Presentation Topic	Instructor
04/02/2010 4/07/2010	Ball Control There are indispensible basics to the game that often go unnoticed, but they are essential to success.	Roger Thompson
04/09/2010 4/14/2010	Third & Long When faced with difficult choices how do you evaluate the risks?	Leary Gates
04/16/2010 4/21/2010	Calling Time Out How do you keep a level head when the world’s collapsing in you?	Leary Gates
04/23/2010 4/28/2010	Mixed Signals Who do you look to for help when the heat is on?	Roger Thompson
04/30/2010 5/05/2010	Half-time Your game plan’s a bust. Now, how do you realign your resources for the next half?	Leary Gates
05/07/2010 5/12/2010	Unsportsmanlike Conduct When frustration turns to rage, can’t I blow off a little steam?	Roger Thompson
05/14/2010 5/19/2010	Turnovers How do I absolutely, positively guard the essentials to avoid costly errors?	Leary Gates
05/21/2010 5/26/2010	Overtime You’re spent and can barely drag yourself off the field. How do you keep yourself going for another round?	Roger Thompson

8 Things: Comfort

IronWorks — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 13:30:10 +0000

Series:	8 Things Every Man Can Give
Topic:	Comfort
Date:	02/19/2010 (Sunrise); 02/24/2010 (Sunset)
Instructor:	Roger Thompson
Summary:	I always warn people who are experiencing pain, job distress, sickness, or grief: “Beware of Christians bearing answers!” So often our advice hurts worse than the loss! But you can bring real comfort. In this session we will unpack how we can give comfort to the hurting. They are all around us. COMFORT, one of the “Eight Things Every Man Can Give.”
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