2010 Census Results
Where America is and where it’s going is important for everyone in sports ministry…
Spreadsheet: How to Communicate Your Sports Ministry
What a helpful tool to not only help Ryan and his team see how activities fit within their mission, vision, and philosophy but also to communicate to the rest of the church…
Why Baseball is Great
Below is a great documentary. Well filmed, well edited, great music, etc. It’s a great story of a community and its love for its team…
The World is Obsessed With Facebook
You could argue about whether this obsession with Facebook is good or bad but the fact remains, Facebook can be used as a valuable tool for your ministry…
Disc Golf: Another Growing Sport
The sport has grown at a rate of 12-15 percent annually for more than the past decade, with nearly 3000 courses in the US and more than 3000 globally…
10 Things That Keep Us From Mission
Below are ten common reasons that can keep us from the mission Jesus has called us to…
Top Participatory Sports In United States
Basketball continues to be the leading team sport in the U.S. in terms of participation…
The Paradox of Evangelism
So the paradox of evangelism is that when we remember that evangelism is impossible, we are more likely to evangelize!…
Ministry Gifts Survey
It will take you about 5-10 minutes to complete and it helps you understand your ministry gifts as articulated in Ephesians 4: Apostle, Prophet, Teacher, Evangelist, Pastor…
3 Wins for Children’s Sports Ministry
I came across this at Resurgence and I thought it applied really well to sports ministry: 1. I do, we do, you do. Kids internalize concepts through gradual release: a teacher models a concept or skill while kids observe (“I do”); kids engage with the concept or skill with lots of teacher support (“we do”);…