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  • Finish Well - Chapel

    October 24, 2007

    bible_study

    Chapel – Finish Well

    1 – What does it take to finish well?
    • To finish well in today’s game…
    • To complete this season as champions?
    • To finish strongly so as to game a favorable situation in the playoffs?
    • To finish well will require a particular attitude.

    2 - This attitude is seen in the words of the Apostle Paul in Acts 20:24.
    (Read the text aloud emphasizing the first half.)
    • Background – Paul is leaving Ephesus (Turkey) and boarding a boat for Jerusalem.
    • He knows trouble and pain await him.
    • He goes anyway.

  • Finish What You Started

    October 26, 2006

    devotional
    Set: 
    As we stood at the starting line for this year's Chicago Marathon, every runner knew that the day would be vastly different than other autumn days. Not only did we need to run the 26.2 miles ahead of us, but we would need to do so while the temperature was expected to be in the 80's with high humidity. It would truly be a test of endurance.
     

  • Finishing Well

    October 02, 2007

    bible_study

    Wisdom for a Young Head Coach
    Week 25

    II Timothy 4:1-8

    Discussion Questions:

  • Fire In My Heart

    March 19, 2009

    devotional
    Set: 

    “Do you have fire in your belly?” was a question I often heard from coaches. It was never intended as a question, but as a challenge to play harder. Coaches want to know if an athlete has the passion and determination to play with a competitive edge. As an athlete, I never had others’ natural ability, but I did have the fire in my belly—a hustle, grit, and tenacity to get the job done—whatever coach asked of me.

  • Fire In the Islands

    October 01, 2011

    Fire In the Islands

    Wildfires aren’t typically associated with Hawaii, but that may be about to change—just don’t expect to see actual flames consuming the palm trees and pineapples. This fire is spiritual, and it’s one that is being used by God to spread His Word across the islands, specifically through FCA and the student-athletes at the University of Hawaii.

  • Fire Station Failure

    September 07, 2011

    video

  • Fire Up

    October 25, 2012

    Fire Up
    Set: 

    Cut from the team. Knee blows out senior year. Lost the state title. Playing time disappears. Your mistake costs the team a win. As a competitor, all these things are considered tough trials. Add to that academic pressure or conflict at home and you can feel overwhelmed.

  • Fired

    June 09, 2009

    Fired

    There is a general rule in coaching circles that states, "There are two kinds of coaches in the world: those who have been fired, and those who will be fired."

    If you are a coach, are related to a coach or simply know a coach, this article is for you. Coaching isn't easy, and sooner or later, if the rule rings true, you're going to have to face an uncertain professional future. In order to help you handle this situation, we asked several coaches to share some tips they picked up from their own unemployment experiences. Let their words help you or someone you know find God in the middle of one of life's most difficult situations.

  • Firm Foundation

    May 19, 2009

    article

    It all started in the fall of 2000 when Todd Knutson began to settle into his new role as an FCA area representative in Sioux Falls, S.D. Like most new staff, Knutson sought means to raise funds for his ministry through the usual support letters and individual visits. But he knew there had to be another way.

    One Sunday afternoon he attended an open house where he picked up the brochure of Dan Lemme, owner of C-Lemme Custom Homes, LLC. What he read surprised him.

  • Firm Foundations (Teamwork - Chapter 12)

    January 01, 2009

    devotional
    Set: 

    If you hear someone extolling the virtues of teamwork, it’s usually within the context of a group of people pressing toward a common goal or successful result. That’s certainly something you would expect to hear from legendary UCLA head coach John Wooden, who led the Bruins to an unprecedented 10 NCAA men’s basketball championships between 1963 and 1975. But in an age when players and coaches are primarily judged by wins and losses or by individual performance, too often the journey from point A to point B is overlooked, even though there can be significant contentment found in the process alone.

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