Posted on September 20, 2016
by Sam Stokesberry
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Did you know that missions trips have a lot in common with surprise birthday parties? Yeah, me neither. Until now. Think about it. Sometimes the events of the day catch you totally off-guard, sometimes you experience anxiety, excitement, and fear all at the same…
Category: adventure, Athlete, Calvary Chapel, christian, christianity, faith, faith walk, fear, human trafficking, ministry, mission field, missionary, missions, scripture, sex trafficking, soccer, training, truth, Uganda, UncategorizedTags: africa, bible, challenges, christian, christianity, faith, featured, friendship, God, gospel, grace, hope, jesus, journey, love, ministry, mission trip, missionary, missionary life, missions, outreach, scripture, trials, truth, Uganda
This week I learned something new about myself. I hate doing things that I am not good at doing. For example: Don’t ask me to sing in a public place. I will run away. I am not a great singer, so singing in…
Category: Athlete, christian, christianity, faith, faith walk, fitness, grace, ministry, mission field, missionary, outreach, scripture, soccer, south africa, strength and conditioning, training, truth, UncategorizedTags: 2 corinthians 12:9-10, Athlete, bible, christian athlete, christianity, fitness, football, jesus, missionary, scripture, soccer, training, truth, weakness
Posted on March 16, 2016
by Sam Stokesberry
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As an athlete, nothing feels more satisfying than sore and achy muscles after a tough workout—especially after leg day. You know that you’ve worked hard when you can’t sit down on the toilet without wincing or falling over in pain. (Sorry for the potentially…
Category: Athlete, christian, faith, fitness, mission field, missionary, soccer, south africa, strength and conditioning, training, UncategorizedTags: Athlete, bible, endurance, faith, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, fitness, football, missionary, missions, preseason, scripture, soccer, south africa, strength and conditioning, training, truth, weight lifting, word
