What is the Gospel? | John Piper
In this video, Piper discusses what is the gospel. Below is a brief summary of the video…
Is it ok for Christians to practice yoga?
Yoga continues to increase in popularity in the United States. As Yoga has become popular in western culture since the 1960s, there has been a separation of its traditional spiritual roots.
How are Blocking and Tackling like Evangelism & Discipleship?
In this video blog, Bob Dyar compares the fundamentals of blocking and tackling in football to the fundamentals of evangelism and discipleship in sports outreach…
Being Missional vs. Mission Trips
The video is from Santa Cruz Bible Church and it makes light of the mentality among some Christians that missional work only occurs on “missions trips” as opposed to being a fabric of the everyday life of a Christian…
Redeemed Sports – LeBron James & Paul George striving together
We then find out they are actually each complimenting each other, only to give each a high five before going to their respective benches – MID GAME!!!
A Sports Ministry Budget
The church sets its annual budget as 90 percent of the previous year’s income, to leave a 10 percent cushion in case of an economic downturn, and limits salaries to 35 percent of the total budget…
Rugby and Apologetics – Life on Life
As we intentionally engage people with our lives out of love for theirs, it opens up doors for us to have deeper conversations. It doesn’t have to be awkward, it doesn’t have to feel forced; we just need to be ready to listen to what they have to say and remember.
The Ban on Belly Putters
I am in favor of the ban – mainly because I am traditionalist. However, something Glen Nager, the President of the USGA, resonated with me.
Put People in Motion in Your Sports Ministry
”We get to know someone well enough to know where the KINGDOM IS AT in their lives.” In other words where is God present in this person to bring redemption, healing, renewal, transformation through him/her submitting to His reign…
Seven Characteristics of Highly Evangelistic Christians
1. They are people of prayer. They realize that only God can convict and convert, and they are totally dependent upon Him in prayer. Most of the highly evangelistic Christians spend at least an hour in prayer each day…