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  • Huddle Leadership Team Models

    October 06, 2009

    promotional

    Download this PDF that covers the Huddle Leadership Team Model

  • Huddle Meeting Agenda Form

    October 05, 2009

    promotional

    The Huddle Meeting Agenda Form is a great resource to plan each individual huddle meeting. It is available in Word or PDF.

  • Huddle Ministry Model

    October 05, 2009

    promotional

    The Huddle Ministry Model (4x9) Form helps give you a ministry “road-map” for the semester. It is available in PDF and Word.

  • Huddle Up!

    May 08, 2009

    Huddle Up!

    In 2007, God reached approximately 340,150 kids on 6,803 campuses through the hard work of 830 FCA staff members across 50 states. That’s 340,150 students who heard the Word of God in their own schools, were influenced by their Christian teachers and coaches and learned how to compete for Christ. That’s 6,803 campuses that facilitated a light for Jesus and allowed a Christian group to organize on their school grounds.

  • Human Knot

    June 12, 2009

    icebreaker

    Divide your group into circles of 10-12 people, each facing inward. Everyone then reaches across with one arm and grabs someone else’s hand, interweaving hands and arm in a random fashion. Do the same for the other hand. Next comes the challenge. Try to get everyone back into a perfect circle while still holding hands. Letting go is not an option. It takes communication, cooperation and a sense of humor. You will need to go through, under, over, etc. people’s arms until you are successful. 

  • Human Knot

    October 12, 2009

    team_builder

    The group starts out in one or two tight circles.  Everyone in the group reaches across the circle with their right hand to grab another group member’s right hand (do not grab hands with the person next to you).  The group then reaches in with their left hand to grab a different group member’s left hand.  The object is to untangle the group without letting go of hands until a circle is formed.  If the group is having extreme difficulty, you can administer “knot first-aid&

    Physical Activity Level: 
    Low
    Group Size: 
    Both

  • Humble

    May 10, 2010

    devotional
    Set: 

    Hockey Chat:  There are some guys that have used the same gear for years.  They suit up in the same old outdated stuff, work hard, practice, and skate great.  Then there are others who buy the newest and the best only to struggle when they hit the ice. Even though they have the best gear, they lack the skills and knowledge to be a great hockey player.

  • Humble and Hungry

    December 13, 2004

    devotional
    Set: 

    The University of Illinois men's basketball team jumped out of the gate in the 2004-05 season, reeling off nine straight victories, including convincing wins over No. 24 Gonzaga and No. 1 Wake Forest. Impeccable early-season play vaulted the Fighting Illini into the top spot in the country for the first time since 1989. While it would be easy to allow the success and the ranking go to their heads, senior forward Roger Powell says, "I always like to talk about the two H's: We have to stay humble and hungry."

  • Humble Champion

    March 21, 2014

    devotional
    Set: 

    How many times do we see football players cross the goal line and do some sort of celebration? Either they try to bring attention to themselves through some crazy stunt, or they point to the sky in order to bring attention to someone else. In those situations, we Christians get all excited and say, “Look! They are giving God the glory.” Maybe they are, and maybe they’re not. The only person who knows for sure is the one with his finger in the air.

    These days it seems like even humble acts are brought under the microscope. Even players who seem humble, or intend to be, wind up diving into pride. It’s hard to be humble when everybody around you is feeding your ego.

  • Humility

    June 02, 2008

    bible_study

    Discussion:

    1. About which of your sport accomplishments are you normally too humble to openly speak?
    2. Why is it important for you to maintain such humility?
    3. Who are some players you’ve known who showed real humility?
    4. Let’s look for evidence of humility in this story.  Let’s read Mark 1:6-11.
    5. What are some indicators of humility in John the Baptist from this passage?
    6. Why do you think John acts and speaks so humbly?
    7. How similar is your expression of humility to John’s?
    8. What are some ways that we can express true humility in the world of sport?

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