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  • Temple Maintenance (Integrity - Chapter 6)

    April 07, 2008

    devotional
    Set: 

    Josh Davis is thankful for a lot of things. He’s accomplished greatness as a world-class swimmer, winning a combined five Olympic medals (including three gold medals) and breaking American and world records. As a family man, he is a devoted husband and proud father of five children. Davis is also thankful to have a nice house and a big car that’s spacious enough for the entire bunch. He even has had a building named after him—the Josh Davis Natatorium—in his hometown of San Antonio.

    It certainly sounds great, but Davis will be the first to admit that everything on that list and more doesn’t mean much without one key ingredient.

  • Terry Dyck

    January 24, 2011

    podcast

    Terry Dyck, head coach at Briercrest College in Caronport, Saskatchewan, Canada, talks about his faith on and off of the ice.

     FCAHockeyTerryDyck.mp3

  • Test

    June 05, 2009

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  • Test Article

    June 08, 2009

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  • Test Article 3

    June 09, 2009

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  • Test Yourself

    October 07, 2005

    devotional
    Set: 

    In 2003, LPGA golfer Annika Sorenstam became the first woman in 58 years to compete with men in a PGA tournament. Although she missed the cut by four shots, she had a respectable tournament and finished as well as or better than several of her competitors. “I tested myself from start to finish,” she said afterward. “That’s why I was here.” Sorenstam put herself to the test to find out just how good she was.

  • Texting God

    January 19, 2012

    devotional
    Set: 

    Have you ever had a time in your life when you wanted to be pursued and listened to? As human beings, we naturally desire to be in relationships, to have open lines of communication with others. Have you ever wanted that with someone who didn't reciprocate?

  • Thank You

    February 15, 2013

    devotional
    Set: 
    Several years ago I ran the annual Kansas City Dog ‘N Jog, and at that time I thought that my crazy dog, Tweak, and I would have a shot of winning the entire thing. Coming into the final loop of the two-mile race, Tweak and I were in third place. I was so excited that we were clearly going to place in the top three. Unfortunately, during the final turn, Tweak swerved in front of me, and I lost my footing and slammed hard into pavement. It was over after that. I hobbled to the finish bruised and beaten.

    When I got home that day, I reflected on the situation. It would have been so easy for me to be miserable the entire day and grumble at the outcome of the race. I thought back to a time when I’d finished a longer race and had done much better than expected.

  • Thankfulness: An Attitude of Gratitude

    February 08, 2005

    devotional
    Set: 

    If you were to list the qualities of the people you most admire, a thankful attitude would probably be at the top of the list. Attitude will make or break a person. In his book Attitude 101, John Maxwell says this concerning attitude:

  • Thanks A Lot

    February 03, 2010

    devotional
    Set: 

    Hockey Chat: Not every thing always goes as planned.  An off the mark pass.  Missed shot.  Whatever it may be, getting ticked off and giving up isn’t going to make it any better.  Take it that the play is still good and don’t give up on it.  Whatever didn’t happen then will turn into another opportunity and that’s something to be thankful for even if it wasn’t the original play. 

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