New Testament
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Slaves to God’s Kingdom
President Theodore Roosevelt loved sports. He encouraged youth to participate in sports and defended rugged sports like football and boxing. While his son was attending college, he wrote to...
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Living Circumstance Free
“Spanning the globe to bring you the constant variety of sport... the thrill of victory... and the agony of defeat... the human drama of athletic competition... This is ABC’s...
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God’s Saving Work
Basketball legendary coach John Wooden’s approach to coaching was unique. He rarely talked about winning but more about process and teaching. According to researchers Richard Gallimore and Roland Tharp,...
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Boast on This
Ricky Henderson is considered one of the best baseball players in history. After breaking Lou Brock’s Major League Baseball (MLB) record by stealing his 937th base, he addressed both...
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Recognizing Sin
Part of every athlete or coach’s journey is recognizing their mistakes or failures so they can learn and grow. I found the list put together by Strongerteam.com about seven...
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Worst Trade in History
On draft day in 1987, the Seattle Supersonics held the number five overall pick. They selected a small forward named Scottie Pippen. Later, they would deal him to the...
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Faithful to the End
Tom Landry was the first head coach of the Dallas Cowboys and coached 29 years. He was known for creating many new formations and methods made famous by his...
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Encouragement
Louisiana nursing home workers received an encouraging word from their own “Geaux Tigers” from LSU football head coach and national champion Ed Orgeron. “Healthcare heroes at Louisiana nursing homes...
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Walk the Talk
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick. Belichick’s philosophy is, “Do your job.” He teaches his players to block out outside noise to stay consistent and committed to the task...
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A 5-day per week or 410-day Bible reading plan, journal, and scripture memory plan through the Old and New Testament.