Schedule and Speakers

Gene Getz is host teacher of Renewal Radio, and also serves as a pastor, professor and author of more than fifty books including the best-selling ‘The Measure of a Man’. He has been a church-planting pastor in the Dallas Metroplex since 1972 and still serves as an adjunct professor at Dallas Theological Seminary.
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Rev. Chuck Stecker is the President and Founder of A Chosen Generation. Chuck is an ordained minister of the Gospel with the Evangelical Church Alliance and has earned a Doctorate of Ministry specializing in Christian Leadership. As an Army Lieutenant Colonel, Chuck served in various key leadership and staff positions, including 3 years on the Joint Staff in the Pentagon. Chuck has served the Lord in the local church in various ministry and leadership positions. After his retirement, he served with Promise Keepers for three years as the Regional Director of the South-Central Region. In 1997, Chuck launched a ministry, Mission Capable Men, and then A Chosen Generation in 2000.  

Chuck uniquely combines several years of business experience, 23 years of military service and over 15 years of full-time ministry to bring forth a clear strategy to equip, train, empower and release a new generation of leaders.  He has a passion to see churches return to truly intergenerational communities and develop the clear pathways that keep young adults actively connected to their churches and see them develop into the leaders that will impact every area of our society.

His clear vision and leadership teachings have impacted churches, schools, the military and businesses all over the country and as well as other nations. He is able to boldly challenge men and women of all ages to develop strong moral character and give them principles that they can apply to their lives to become spiritually mature and responsible adults. Chuck has spoken to audiences across the nation and around the world on various subjects including Strategies for Intergenerational Ministry Developing, Becoming Strategic Leaders, Rites of Passage, Mentoring/Coaching, Ministry to Men as well as Character and Integrity Issues.   

Chuck has written a book for parents and leaders about Rites of Passage entitled Men of Honor & Women of Virtue, The Power of Rites of Passage.  In addition, Chuck has authored several articles and was a contributing author to Effective Men’s Ministry: The Indispensable Toolkit for Your Church.  Chuck has taught at Denver Seminary and Christ for the Nations Institute.

Chuck and his wife Billie make their home in Littleton, Colorado and are a vital part of their home church, Grace Community Church.  They have three grown children, three incredible granddaughters and a grandson.

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Renewal Radio

One of the biggest challenges facing the world today is the lack of godly men. Think about what could happen if godly men began investing in other men, who in turn invested in other men? We are called by God (2 Timothy 2:2) to disciple but many men don’t know how or what to do. That’s why we’ve assembled this awesome panel of disciple-makers for an enthusiastic discussion and question and answer session providing practical tips for discipling/mentoring men effectively. Countless men have described how the discipleship relationship has been one of the most rewarding relationships in their entire lives. Please come join us and find out what the fun is all about.

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What is blocking your communication with our Lord and Savior? He has provided us with ALL of the authority we need to break strongholds in our lives, and be the men He has designed us to be… How do we use this authority? We’ll walk through that process together. Gird your loins!

Are you tired of feeling lonely, discouraged, and even depressed? In a safe workshop environment we will explore the causes, effects, and solutions that will help lead men to a more joy-filled life. Don’t let the economic realities of our culture and the challenges of coping with discouragement get you down. Learn how to better manage stress and disappointment.