When a coach loves their players, they demonstrate it in the way they teach, the way they correct, the way they push. Coaches who love their players don’t shame them in front of their teammates; they don’t condemn publicly and tear down, they confront privately and build up. They care about what’s going on in the classroom and at home.

““A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.”” (John 13:34-35

BEND YOUR KNEES 4 COLLINS PRAYER WARRIORS: Thank you to all those who came out last night to honor this sweet warrior of God for Cancer Awareness Day! Thank you also to Sequoyah High School & Coach Jeremy Adams!

5 kids from Woodstock Middle School and 10 from Freedom Middle School accepted Christ this week!  Go God!

  Even though we might speak different languages, you can put a basketball in our hands and we can communicate. It is so amazing how God gives us the platform of sports to reach lost souls. In the picture is a 5th grade team from the Dominican Republic and a 5th grade team from Woodstock.