by Wayne Dunlap
The Olympic Games represent a striving for excellence in athletic achievement. Paul used them to illustrate another great contest.
by Jay Turner
Have the cares of this life worn away at your resolve to serve God?
by Peter Hawkins
A Christian's life moves in continuous cycles of training and testing. We run a race that requires goal-setting, improving our performance and struggling against our own weaknesses and the competition.
by Mario Seiglie
The world's greatest athletes pit their skill and strength against others in the Olympic Games. Past Olympics inspire us with stories of great conviction and courage. These games should also inspire us with their reminders of crucial...
by Graemme Marshall
Sports seem to bring out the highest aspirations and the worst attitudes. A look at sports, the Olympics--and life.
by Graemme Marshall
Sports seem to bring out the highest aspirations and the worst attitudes. Here’s to sports, the Olympics and life.
by Graemme Marshall
Sports seem to bring out the highest aspirations and the worst attitudes. Many of its lessons apply equally well to other aspects of life.
by Amber Duran
As Christians, are we properly training for the spiritual battle we are in?
by Stuart Segall
Being around the Church some 43 years of my 51 years of life, I can recall many a sermon and many an analogy about the scripture Paul was inspired to write in a letter to Corinth.