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Mar 24, 2026 29 min

Spontaneous Grace

from The Leader’s Notebook with Dr. Mark Rutland Hosted by Dr. Mark Rutland

In this episode of The Leader’s Notebook (Ep. 305), I open Luke 19 and the Palm Sunday story to explore a simple but life-changing phrase: “The Lord has need of it.” Jesus’ triumphal entry was set in motion by an unexpected act of release and trust, and it reveals how grace is meant not only to come to us—but flow through us. Grace received but not given becomes stagnant. I talk about how grace works in real life — in our homes, marriages, churches, and even how we see ourselves. From generosity to forgiveness to everyday kindness, this message calls us to become conduits of unfettered grace. When we stop clinging and start releasing, we discover the joy and freedom of Spirit-filled living and leadership. – Dr. Mark Rutland Chapters (00:00:03) - The Leaders Notebook (00:00:25) - The Message of Communication (00:05:24) - Mark 8: Spontaneous Grace (00:11:56) - God's Love for Tithing (00:14:22) - One More Word of Grace (00:18:11) - A message on disgraceful churches (00:25:16) - The Funniest Church Story

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  1. 0:03 The Leaders Notebook
  2. 0:25 The Message of Communication
  3. 5:24 Mark 8: Spontaneous Grace
  4. 11:56 God's Love for Tithing
  5. 14:22 One More Word of Grace
  6. 18:11 A message on disgraceful churches
  7. 25:16 The Funniest Church Story

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