Once again, it’s the
season for March Madness. What an
interesting, unpredictable, and surprising week it has been. And there is still more to come. It continues to amaze me what God chooses to
teach me through sports.
* A team must earn the
right to participate.
* Even though it has
never happened before, a #16 seed defeated a #1 seed.
* A team’s ability does
not depend on how they are ranked.
* Never give up. The game is not over until the final buzzer
sounds.
* Just because the
majority of the people choose for a team to win the bracket doesn’t make it so.
* Teamwork makes a
difference.
* Every team enters the
tournament wanting and expecting to win.
* Coaches earn the
respect of their team during the season not just during post season.
* Character shines
brightly in the heat of the game.
* Changes may need to be
made in order to play better defense or offense.
* No matter how many
points the highest scorer makes, it still takes a team to play basketball.
* It’s best to
concentrate on one play/one game at a time.
* The crowd may cheer
loudly, but it’s the coach’s voice that needs to be heard, listened to, and
followed.
* What happens in the
first minute does not determine the final outcome of the game. There is always hope.
* There are times for
rejoicing and times of disappointment.
* It’s enjoyable when
your team continues in the bracket.
May what I learn
prepare, encourage, inspire, challenge, and motivate me as a participant in the
game of life.
Do
you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize?
Run in such a way as to get the prize.
I Corinthians 9:24
I
press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me
heavenward in Christ Jesus.
Philippians 3:14
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