Two Kinds of Exclusivity
One of the beefs about Christianity is its claim of exclusivity. This exclusivity is branded as intolerant, narrow-minded, and arrogant.
One of the beefs about Christianity is its claim of exclusivity. This exclusivity is branded as intolerant, narrow-minded, and arrogant.
The announcer espouses this league as one of the “most competitive sports leagues in America…the coach yelling this to 8 and 9 year olds – “There should be no reason you don’t make the other team cry. I could care less if they cry.”
The gospel completely reorients the use of a leader’s position and power!
I read the book because I’ve heard many people say it’s one of the best “ministry” books they have ever read. Given the age and the target audience of the book, that peaked my interest…
Compartmentalization has been a struggle for Christians for quite a long time!
A high school wrestler’s amazing gesture after a loss in the state championship match brought tears to the eyes of many spectators, and it’s not hard to see why.
I don’t know if you are like me but sometimes it feels like the corruption just keeps coming – relentlessly. One of the results – brokenness in sports is everywhere. Every sport. Every level. The corruption and brokenness can eclipse my view of the redemption that is going on in sports.
Could it be that often we (consciously or subconsciously) think of evangelism as a job for the pros, the people who work for the church?…
As a coach, when I watch athletic events, I find myself spending more time watching the coach and his or her interaction with the people around, than I do watching the game itself.
As we evaluated 2012, we all agreed, “2012 was the best year for CSO in our experience!” 2013 proved even better….