Yesterday, I wrote about a recent blowout in a California high school girls’ basketball game, where the final score was 161-2. I quoted Colin Cowherd from ESPN, who played down the uproar over the game. After writing the article, I thought more about Cowherd’s comments, which included the following: “The kids were over it in 15 minutes. You…
Since the game, there has been widespread criticism of the coach, including a two-game suspension. However, not everyone agrees.
If your gospel is too small, then your sports ministry is too! A sports ministry that is too small would be one that:
What is the gospel? Answering that question may be more difficult, controversial and critical than you think…
Each year we film videos to help mobilize local churches. Every once in a while, it doesn’t always go as planned. The result? Some great bloopers.
When I meet with people in ministry, especially Sports Ministers, I often ask them, “Do you, your supervisor, or your church have a standard or measure to evaluate whether your ministry is successful or not?” I often get the answer, “To be honest with you, we don’t.” If the answer is yes, I often follow up with another question, “What is that standard and where did it come from?”