Jesus Playing Basketball Wide Ruled Composition Notebook: A Bible Study Notebook, Jesus Journal For Women, For Men, For Girl, For boy | Speical Black Cover

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Chad #1: There’s something disingenuous about the intentional fouling that occurs at the end of games. What Christian would ever intentionally sin?

Consequently, as one living in a non-glorified human condition, Jesus would not automatically have been the greatest basketball player in world history from the moment he learned, in his human knowledge, how the game is played. Spurs Jesus: I would say Jesus being a man of many miracles and talents could probably do some amazing things on a basketball court if He so pleases. Also, I don’t know if He can walk on air—He can walk on water—but I’m sure He probably could throw down a nasty dunk or two if He felt like it.Encourage participants to talk about what they are learning. Discussions can take place before, during, or after the activity. You could ask questions like the following:

In either case, Christian players may want to find a song that caters to both their faith but also prepares them to give one hundred percent on the field ( 1 Corinthians 9:24).He Got Game is one of Spike Lee’s most loved films. In it, he doesn’t only paint the picture of an extremely gifted athlete, but that of a more relatable son whose father committed a heinous mistake. Jake’s accidental killing of his wife is a mistake that will haunt both men for as long as they live. It’s a pivotal moment for the two men whose lives changed immediately after it happened. Spurs Jesus: I’ll tell you what: It’s almost impossible to do a crossover in a robe. Trust me. I’ve tried. His mother died at the hands of his father. As they were having a marital dispute, Jake Shuttlesworth, his father, shoved his mother in anger. This resulted in an accidental fall where she hits her head on the floor and dies due to the trauma. This is the reason why Jake is in prison. Jesus Christ understandably means a lot of things to a lot of people. For centuries mankind has debated everything from His birth to His hair texture, and although there are currently over 2.2 billion Christians worldwide, a reported 33,000 different denominations tells us there have clearly been some disagreements along the way. But we're not here to discuss the nuances of biblical text or minor discrepancies concerning His diet. Nor are we here to ridicule or offend. Jesus, we know, had to be charismatic. People followed Him; people liked him. I can’t seem to reconcile Jesus’ perfection and also being human like us.