One way human nature reflects the imago Dei is in our instinct toward relationality. May we prayerfully and mindfully bridge these spaces in fresh ways.
All tagged athletics
10 Questions with David Kneip, Associate Director
We announced this week that David is joining our team. For those of you who don’t already know him, allow me to introduce you to my new boss!
The Black Mamba: Lessons from and Tribute to Kobe Bryant
Bryant models to us that leaders celebrate the wins of other winners, even if the win is greater than theirs.
“Open” by Andre Agassi
If ever there was a book about the meaning of life, this is it. (Nonfiction)
“Beartown” by Fredrik Backman
This book is actually about many things and it is a good old-fashioned plot-driven, character-rich novel. (Fiction)
“The Last Boy” by Jane Leavy
The real story here is not Mickey Mantle’s health but his character. (Nonfiction)
Attack the Hill!
Fred Craddock suggests that, rather than respond to the world’s bad news, we proclaim the good news.
What Is Winning?
As pastors and preachers, are we regularly reminding our communities what winning looks like?
Coaching the Team
I have found my mind dwelling on the similarities between coaching and pastoring, between a team and the church.
The Keeper (Futbol Fever, June 2014)
Lord, I hope you are in good spirits today,
that you will forgive me, but I can’t keep myself.