FCF: Should We Actually Turn the Other Cheek?

FCF: Should We Actually Turn the Other Cheek?

Johnnie and Hunter tackle perhaps the most misconstrued passage from the Sermon on the Mount. Should we really avoid conflict to the point of allowing it further?

Care to Compete: Foreword, Introduction, and Chapter 1

This is a reading of an excerpt from Hunter Price's new book: Care to Compete. "Drawing from years in the trenches, Hunter Price offers a practical roadmap for building strong cultures, developing character, and leading teams through the everyday challenges that don't make highlight reels-parent pressure, inconsistent effort, limited resources, and athletes who don't always buy in. You'll find practical application questions designed to deepen your thinking and spark meaningful discussions with your staff and fellow coaches. Instead of legendary stories you can't replicate, you'll find tools you can use tomorrow. Because you don't need a bigger budget to lead better. You need better standards. If you're an everyday coach trying to do uncommon work, this book was written for you." Amazon link: https://a.co/d/0etyBtWR

FCF: Promises and Commitments

Hunter and Johnnie take on the task of discussing the relevancy of Jesus telling his people to not make oaths and simply let their yes be yes and their no be no. Hunter shares all of his commitment pet-peeves.

FCF: Anger, Insults, and Division

Hunter and Johnnie discuss the topic of anger inspired by the sermon on the mount. * Anger is a heart problem * Comparisons kill * Insults divide a church * And more!

FCF: Christ Came to Fulfill the Law

Hunter and Johnnie discuss the theological concept of faith in Jesus being your salvation rather than the law. But then what do we do with the law? Is it required? Find out here on Full Court Faith. Hint: Christ can't be your savior, if you are your savior.