Category: Christian Education Sports
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Christian education – Sports
God and the 2014-15 Seattle Seahawks
When the editor suggested I write a piece about American Football, I was a little taken aback. Firstly, this did seem like an odd subject for a magazine like Reformed Perspective. “But still,” I thought, “I suppose we can hardly…
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Christian education – SportsDoes God picks sides in sports and politics…and marriage?
The reason most people tune into the NFL playoffs is to watch large men fight over a small ball. But in 2015 there was also…
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Christian education – SportsDaughters in sports
**** I promised in a previous column that I would address the touchy subject of daughters playing in sports, and so I guess I can’t…
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Christian education – SportsWinning at all costs?
**** I recently had the opportunity to substitute teach a high school physical education class. Not knowing a single one of the students, I divided…
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Christian education – SportsWhen we understand our opponent isn’t our enemy….
In Dean Register’s Minister’s Manual, he tells a story about a pastor, Leith Anderson, who grew up as an avid fan of the Brooklyn Dodgers….
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Christian education – SportsBoys and sports
**** Yes, you read the header right. I really am writing a column about why sons should be in sports. And, yes, this is a…
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Christian education – SportsA Good Coach is Crucial: the potential and danger of school sport teams
“They’re nice, but not a priority.” Ask Reformed parents about our school’s sports teams and that’s a response you’re likely to hear. It’s an understandable…
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Christian education – SportsSports teams are important for our Christian schools
Sports teams in a Christian school are sometimes seen as an expendable extra that requires a lot of time and effort. Some may even argue…
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Christian education – SportsIs the good foul good? Playing basketball a different way
The object of basketball is pretty simple. You and your four teammates want to put the ball through your opponent’s hoop. This is how you…