Monthly Archives: November 2015

Competition isn’t about winning or perfection. It entails being the best you are capable of becoming based on your unique gifts and abilities. We compete with others to achieve excellence. But the person you become in the pursuit of excellence … Continue reading →

Joe Ehrmann was described in Parade Magazine as “The Most Important Coach In America.” In Coach Ehrmann’s book, InSideOut Coaching, he writes (p 109): Any person in a position of power or authority over young people has a moral and … Continue reading →

I belong to a large family. It’s not my immediate family. It’s a much larger family – a family of sinners. The Bible states, “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God,” (Romans 3:23 (NKJV)). The … Continue reading →

  The following story was told by Dr. Fred Sorrells, President of the International Institute of Sports, on the night (Nov 14, 2015) that the Haiti National Amputee Soccer Team played a demonstration match at Lumpkins Stadium, Waxahachie ISD. The … Continue reading →

The Haiti National Amputee Soccer Team competed in a demonstration match at Lumpkins Stadium (Waxahachie ISD) on Nov 14, 2015. Over the public address system, Dr. Fred Sorrells, President of the International Institute of Sports, shared the story of player … Continue reading →

Jesus saw a man who was blind from birth. The Lord’s disciples wanted to know who had sinned, this man or his parents. Jesus instructed them, “[This is not sin] but that the works of God can be revealed in … Continue reading →

All Christians should take on a little of King David – the King David who was confronted by the prophet Nathan as recorded in II Samuel chapter 12. Nathan tells the King a story about a very wealthy man (he … Continue reading →

The Haiti National Amputee Soccer Team competed in a demonstration match (Nov 14, 2015) at Lumpkins Stadium (Waxahachie ISD, TX) against Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU).

Long before Walking With The Dead, the apostle Paul wrote in the New Testament about Christian cannibals: For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” But if you bite … Continue reading →

No one condones what Greg Hardy, defensive standout for the Dallas Cowboys, did in what he refers to in a tweet as “what happened in [the] past” – no one. For the moment, putting aside any legal and natural consequences for his … Continue reading →