Articles Tagged 'Sports'

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

But Who Won the Game?

Rubel Shelly writes about a basketball game between the Gainesville Tornadoes and the Vanguard Vikings and the fans who helped give the team a life.

Sometimes the final score doesn't count as much as the way the game is played!

What a Basketball Game!

Rubel Shelly takes us to El Paso and shares a story that will warm our hearts about a coach, a boy, a team, and good sportsmanship.

March madness is here, but the best game was played in February!

Tim Tebow Can't Win!?

Rubel Shelly wades into the Tim Tebow issue with some good insight and a reminder to wait and see how this all turns out.

What's a young guy got to do?

We Want Ike!

Rubel Shelly tells about the Ike story that touches the heart and reminds us what sports are supposed to be about.

When giving up something is winning for everyone!

Shout for Joy!

Rubel Shelly reminds us that we've got to look past our own failures and low view of our own importance and learn to rejoice because we are each a child of the King.

Why should I rejoice when things are not going well?

Give Your Kids a Sporting Chance

Hal Runkel shares some great insights on how to develop good sportsmanship skills in our kids.

What's the most important thing for you as a coach of your kids?

But I Have to Cheat ... I'm Not Good Enough

We can never be good enough on our own; it takes God's help to make us what we should be.

Why do people cheat in academics, in their financial dealings, and even in their relationships?

Worship and the Ballpark?

Worship has to be part of our everyday real life world where we work, play, do sports, have recreation, and watch our kids play.

Can we really take worship with us outside our religious boxes?

Everyone Loves a Lover

People who love others tend to be the people everyone loves!

Why are some people just more loved than others?