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  • It’s Not About You

    August 20, 2012

    devotional
    Set: 

    We love to be the best. As competitors, we want to be the best in everything. Being good is good, but being best is better. We want to go from good to great in every aspect of life. We have to be #1—on and off the field! Nobody remembers the loser. Second place? Seriously? We engage in the relentless pursuit of excellence!

    “I Must Be the Best Me” is a principle I believe and live daily. In Luke 12:48 we are told, “to whom much is entrusted, much is required.” No matter what gifts you’ve been given, we must have a desire to be faithful and maximize them. It is essential that we are life-learners who desire to grow and develop. But it doesn’t stop there!

  • It’s NOT Easy

    May 21, 2009

    podcast

    Nothing valuable in life comes easy! But the reward is worth the effort!

  • I’m Full

    June 05, 2009

    podcast

    Do you eat until you’re stuffed or just until you’re full?

  • I’m Tired . . . He’s Not

    October 07, 2005

    devotional
    Set: 

    When David wrote this instructive psalm, he was in trouble. He was most likely cowering in a hole dug deeply into a hill, hiding from enemies that were pursuing him. He was lonely, desperate and in need of help. As he hid from his adversaries, he felt out of control and uncertain of the future. So David implored the Lord for guidance, acknowledging in this time of distress that his trust and confidence had to come from God.

  • I’m Tired, He’s Not

    December 02, 2013

    devotional
    Set: 

    When David wrote this instructive psalm, he was in trouble. He was likely cowering in a hole dug deeply into a hill, hiding from enemies pursuing him. He was lonely, desperate, and in need of help. As he hid from his adversaries, he felt out of control and uncertain of the future. So David implored the Lord for guidance, acknowledging in this time of distress that his trust and confidence had to come from God.

  • J.D. Drew - Accepting Christ and Playing Baseball

    October 01, 2011

    bible_study

     

    Watch the video, then walk through the questions below.

    Key Verse: Listen! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and have dinner with him, and he with Me. – Revelation 3:20

  • J.D. Drew - Accepting Christ and Playing Baseball

    September 07, 2011

    video

    After watching the video, walk through the companion study

  • JackO’Halloran

    August 30, 2010

    podcast

    Jack O'Halloran, a former professional goalie and expert goalie coach, discusses his new role as national director of FCA Canada.

    FCAHockeyJackOHalloran.mp3

  • Jake Peavy

    October 01, 2007

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  • James 1:4

    September 10, 2010

    devotional
    Set: 

    Hockey Chat: Being a great hockey player takes a great amount of work.  To reach to a level worthy of playing in the big leagues, guys persistently work at their skills.  Things that were once difficult become easier with practice. 

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