Day 1
As an athlete, I need to understand God’s definition of glory and why He deserves it all. Competition is not about me. Life is not about me. I must die to myself and fully understand the power, majesty, and authority of God.
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Bible Study Archive - April 2006
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His Glory - "It's Not About Me!"
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His Goal - "It's About Serving!"
Day 2
God’s goals for me as a competitor are to play to honor Him and to live to honor Him. I am to bring Him joy in all I do – on and off the field of competition. That is the challenge.Warm-Up
What do you need to do in order to become the best athlete you can be? What specific goals would you need to set in order to achieve this? In order to play at your best, you need to set goals in areas of your life other than sports. List some goals in the following areas of your life: athletics, academics, and spirituality.Workout
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His Grip - "It's About Love!"
Day 3
God loves me and desires to protect me. His grip on my life will guide, shape, and mold me.Warm-Up
List three times when you felt you were placed on the bench or you faced adversity within your sport. (The situations do not need to be physical. Examples: The time you were yelled at by a coach or parent, or the time you questioned whether the Bible is the true word of God.)
Sports Adversity
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1. Share with everyone in your group how these adverse situations made you feel. -
His Ground - "It's About Power!"
Day 4
When I step onto His field, there is power. Power comes through Jesus Christ. We can experience this power when we play and live on His ground. Everything I do should start on His ground.Warm-Up
Identify and describe your favorite place to compete (field, court, pool, arena, track, etc.).Workout
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