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  • Your Focus

    August 03, 2010

    devotional
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    I’ll never forget the first day of football camp at the small college I attended. I’d come hoping to be a part of a winning program and perhaps even a national championship. Our head coach had scheduled a team meeting. As he reviewed the goals, he pulled out the video of last year’s national championship—a game we had lost. I then expected him to share his plan on how we would make it back to the national championship game and win.

    Instead, he did something I would never forget: he threw the video to the ground, stomped it to bits, and told us if our only dream was to win a national championship, then we had set our goals too low!

  • Are You Spiritually Coachable?

    August 02, 2010

    devotional
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    The 2009-2010 Butler Bulldogs’ historic run to the NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship was a Cinderella story that shocked America. They were overmatched in almost every game, yet they still persevered and defeated the odds. How did Butler accomplish what many national powerhouses failed to? Skill, determination, and school pride were factors in Butler’s success, but the true X-Factor was their coachability.

  • 3 Minute Drill - Matt Holliday Video Study

    August 02, 2010

    bible_study

    Part I:

     

    1. In your sport, how much pressure do you feel to produce good stats?

    2. Where does that pressure come from?

    3. Read Romans 10:9-10. According to God’s Word, what must we do to be saved? 

    4. According to this verse, does our performance have anything to do with our salvation?

  • Home Stretch: Andrew McCutchen

    August 02, 2010

    Home Stretch: Andrew McCutchen

    When I look back over my journey of faith, I can see how God worked through the powerful influence of my parents. When I was 8 years old, my dad got his first ministry position and became a youth pastor at Peaceful Believers Church in Fort Meade, Fla. Both he and my mother still live and work there today.

  • Heart of a Coach: Rhonda Thigpen

    August 02, 2010

    Heart of a Coach: Rhonda Thigpen

    In 2010, Henderson State University’s Rhonda Thigpen became the first volleyball coach to be inducted into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame. Currently entering her 20th season as the Lady Reddies’ head coach, Thigpen also serves as the University’s Senior Woman Administrator and FCA Huddle Coach.

  • Fit4Ever: Get to the Source

    August 02, 2010

    article

    “A little yeast leavens the whole lump of dough.” – Galatians 5:9

  • Fit4Ever: Get to the Source

    August 02, 2010

    Fit4Ever: Get to the Source

    “A little yeast leavens the whole lump of dough.” – Galatians 5:9

  • How David Beats Goliath

    August 02, 2010

    article

    “The difference between champions and near champions is the ability to play for something outside of self.” – Lou Holtz, Hall of Fame football coach

    What comes first, success or confidence? For most of us, we are confident when we are successful, but how do we get that initial confidence? Can we be confident without the evidence of success? It’s like the old question: “Which came first, the chicken or the egg?” We want to believe we can succeed, but we need proof. We think we have to actually see David defeat Goliath before we believe it’s possible.

  • D-Nasty Sunshine

    August 02, 2010

    D-Nasty Sunshine

    When the Los Angeles Sparks need some defensive intensity and fierce, scrappy play, they call on their intimidator, “D-Nasty.” But if they’re looking for encouragement and a cheerful rallying cry, they turn to the teammate they affectionately refer to as “Sunshine.”


    Fortunately for L.A.’s front office, the Sparks don’t have to waste two roster spots to fill both roles. D-Nasty and Sunshine are the same person: DeLisha Milton-Jones.

  • The Hunter's Hope

    August 02, 2010

    The Hunter's Hope

    Very few people know what it’s like to play in the NFL. Even fewer know what it’s like to play in a Super Bowl. Only one knows what it is like to be the starting quarterback in four consecutive.

    His name is Jim Kelly, and he is a football legend. From 1986 to 1996, as the quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, Kelly led his team to four consecutive Super Bowls, was selected to five Pro Bowls and passed for more than 35,000 career yards. Years before he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2002, his poster graced the bedroom walls of kids nationwide, and his football cards were placed carefully into thousands of collectors’ albums.

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