“Christianity is just a bunch of dos and don’ts!”
While I understand how someone might come to this assessment of Christianity, the foundation and the heart of Christianity are very different.
“This is not what I have ever seen sports be!”
So said Steve Hartman, of CBS’ “On the Road,” as he covered a very unusual game between the Gainesville State School and Vanguard College Prep in Waco, Texas.
The Power of Masculinity
It was one of those days. I woke up stressed and overwhelmed and sensed it even as I got ready for the day. As I thought about all I had to do or thought I had to do that day, it seemed impossible to accomplish in the time that I had. My response – anxiety.
Working with immigrants and refugees in St. Louis
Last week Bob Dyar (Founder and President of The Sports Outreach Group (SOG)) and Bob Schindler (Executive Director of CSO) visited Brad Wos (International Vice-President of The Sports Outreach Group) in St. Louis to support the sports ministry there to immigrants and refugees.
Church Spotlight:Appleton Alliance Church – Appleton, WI
Appleton Alliance Church’s sports ministry, Xcel Sports, seeks to use sports, fitness, and the outdoors to connect people with God and one another. The ministry began in 2006 and has experienced significant growth in the last few years.
3 Myths about Evangelism
What do you believe about evangelism? What you believe impacts the way you feel and how you act (or don’t act) in evangelism.
Is single-sport focus what coaches really want?
That may depend on who you ask, but a recent picture from @ohiovarsity, that has been circulating the web, tells us that at least one very successful college football coach is looking for multi-sport athletes.
“Soulless” Patriots with a “Soul Coach”?
Many NFL teams have chaplains. However, unlike the Seahawks or the Ravens, the Patriots have never been known for their spirituality.
Russell Wilson’s response to Super Bowl loss
Here’s my question. Did he say enough?
Since Seattle lost, does God not care about them anymore??
Over the last three years, this issue of whether God cares who wins has surfaced around the Super Bowl, primarily because of the presence of Christians in those games.