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The Danger of Drifting
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The Danger of Drifting

In 2020, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers discussed his Christian upbringing on his girlfriend’s podcast. “Church on Sundays was...
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Perfection
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Perfection

Tom Brady believes he had only one “perfect” football game. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback recently cited a 2007 Sunday...
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Working Out Forgiveness
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Working Out Forgiveness

Ricky Simmons is an example of a college football player who went from the penthouse to the outhouse. In the...
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Ministry Priorities
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Ministry Priorities

Harrison Barnes was a star at the University of North Carolina and had a championship career in the NBA with...
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Uncommon Sense
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Uncommon Sense

Three bench-clearing brawls occurred during the Yankees-Tigers game in 2017, with players exchanging punches, resulting in 8 ejections, seven fines,...
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Dealing With Conflict
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Dealing With Conflict

Conflict will affect the culture of every team. Handled correctly, a skilled leader can turn a negative situation into a...
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Ring of Honor
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Ring of Honor

The Dallas Cowboys’ Ring of Honor is a ring around Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. It honors former players, coaches,...
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Finishing Well
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Finishing Well

Everyone loves a good finish when runners battle, dive, or crawl across the line. No matter how much jockeying for...
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The Determined Athlete
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The Determined Athlete

Jim Otto was the center for the Oakland Raiders for 15 seasons. He endured more pain while starting 210 consecutive...
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I Am a Role Model
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I Am a Role Model

One of the most debated commercials in Nike’s history stemmed from the loss of teenage male customers in 1993. The...
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Follow The Leader
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Follow The Leader

In the 1993-94 Eastern Conference Finals, the Chicago Bulls and New York Knicks were tied with 1.8 seconds left. Bulls...
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Relating and Leading
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Relating and Leading

Central Florida went from 0-12 to unbeaten in 2017, one of the most incredible turnarounds in college football history. When...
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10,000 Hours Rule
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10,000 Hours Rule

In Malcolm Gladwell’s 2008 bestseller, Outliers, he popularized the “10,000 hours rule,” which claims that it takes about 10,000 hours...
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Standing For the Gospel
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Standing For the Gospel

Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac was the only player to stand during the National Anthem without wearing the Black Lives...
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Making a Good Pivot
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Making a Good Pivot

When I coached basketball, I taught players to pivot with both feet. It was amazing how much trouble younger players...
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The Good Fight
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The Good Fight

The “Thrilla in Manila” is considered one of the greatest fights in boxing history. Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier’s rubber...
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Remaining Steadfast
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Remaining Steadfast

The greatest quarterback controversy centered on Steve Young, who spent four years on the bench as Joe Montana's backup. Eventually,...
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Faith, Not Fear
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Faith, Not Fear

Sudden throwing issues in baseball remain a mystery, but most experts believe they stem from fear. Players call it “the...
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The Test of Adversity
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The Test of Adversity

Few athletes have faced adversity like Jackie Robinson. He became famous for breaking baseball’s color barrier, but it is often...
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Second Comings
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Second Comings

Michael Jordan’s return to the NBA was treated like the Second Coming. He was absent from the NBA for 21...
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