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  • Unexpected Results

    May 02, 2014

    devotional
    Set: 

    How often have we watched a football game in which one team is leading by six points with a few minutes left, and they decide to go into a “prevent defense”—allowing the other team to march down the field, throw short passes, and score a touchdown in the closing seconds? Or a basketball game in which they double-team the post player who has been scoring all the points, only to have that little point guard who hasn’t made anything all year, hit consecutive three-point shots and win the game? I call those unintended consequences or unexpected results.

  • Unified - Chapel

    October 25, 2007

    bible_study

    1 – Introduction – If we will compete in a unified way today, we will do very well.

    2 – Take encouragement from this story in Genesis chapter 11.  Read the text – Genesis 11:1-8. 

  • Unimaginable Pain, Just for You

    March 18, 2010

    Unimaginable Pain, Just for You
    Set: 

    THUD. One. The fierce bite of the whip sunk into Jesus' back.

    THUD. Two. A 350-pound Roman guard, unleashing the power of every muscle in his body.

    THUD. Three. A short pause, to let the blood ooze and the pain sink in. Forty times would surely kill Him, so they went one less. Then the nine tails. Nine ropes holding the sharpest things they could find. Rusty nails. Baked glass. Jagged razorblades. They all plunged into Jesus' back, mercilessly ripping Him apart and tearing His skin to shreds with force no NFL lineman could hope to muster. They found the roughest thornbush with thorns three inches long pointing in every direction, and they forced it onto His head and ground the thorns into his skull.

    That was the easy part.

  • Unity in the Community

    December 01, 2009

    Unity in the Community


    The circle on the Morehouse College football field spanned from the 10 yard-line to midfield. Locked arm-in-arm were football players, cheerleaders, coaches, administrators and volunteers from both sides of the rivalry.

    Morehouse and Clark Atlanta. They’re two of Georgia’s 10 Historically Black Colleges and Universities and, even more specifically, two of the four undergraduate colleges seated on a single 200-acre lot on the west end of downtown Atlanta.

  • University of Louisville FCA

    May 20, 2010

    video

  • University of West Virginia FCA

    June 30, 2009

    video

  • Unlimited ENERGY

    May 18, 2009

    podcast

    Is there really a spiritual component to being energized?

  • Unrealized Dreams

    March 20, 2009

    devotional
    Set: 

    It was the final game for the eighth grade I.H.M.-St. Casimir Eagles boys basketball team, one in which they could capture the league championship of the City-Wide Catholic Youth League. For the previous three seasons, this talented group of young men and their devoted coach had achieved success but had always narrowly lost in the final games of the tournament. But this year, in their final game together, their hopes were high. It seemed to be their year, and everything seemed to be lining up for the perfect ending to their basketball career.

  • Unreasonable Commitment

    September 01, 2006

    devotional
    Set: 
    Our school's football team began a voluntary conditioning program three weeks before the official start of the season. The program ran four days a week and saw nearly every returning player and many trying out for the first time attend every session--not because they were told they had to, but because they wanted to be there.
     

  • Unselfish Love

    January 21, 2010

    icebreaker

    For small group

    At least one person who can do push-ups (10 or 20 for each group member, depending on size of group).

    Reward for each group member (hamburgers, food, candy, snacks)

    In a small group of 5-7 people, ask for volunteers who can do 10 push-ups.

    Then, ask those volunteers who can do 10 or 20 push-ups times the number of people in the group (70 total for example).

    Out of those volunteers, ask the group to pick one person to do the total number of push-ups (Student A).

    Have everyone form a circle and bring student A into the middle. Then show the rewards to everyone and explain the challenge below.

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