Title: SPORT
1SPORT
2What metaphors from the sports world are used in
scripture?
3God designed us with an inherent desire to play.
4Why is it so difficult for the church to
associate with the elements of fun implied in the
sport world? Maybe we feel that sport is not the
real world.
5People engage with sport in their FAMILIES, in
their places of FUNCTION and in their
FRIENDSHIPS.
6Fighting against culture is like spitting into
the wind ... Andy Stanley
7How to get a kick start.
8Connect with any person involved in organized
sport , find their needs, meet those needs.
Never forget about the difficulties that
spouses of elite sport people face.
9Prepare a series of teachings using metaphors
from the sport world. Borrow coaching books from
sport administrators.
10Touch a coach touch a team touch a crowd!
11The value systems of heroes are transferred
effortlessly to their followers.
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13Johnty Rhodes Cricket is not my no 1 priority
in life. God gives my life and my sporting
career a sense of purpose. 1998
14We tend to forget how much we can learn from
great coaches. Read their autobiographies. As
local church leaders we understand their world
very well because of the similarities. The lives
of great coaches touches on every single aspect
of great leadership.
15jkhg
16Generation 2020It refers to every single
person that is still young or not yet part of the
kingdom of God.
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18Kids Games in your own assembly but also in
poor areas.
192010 World cup Soccer in RSA.
20Its fascinating to see that talent scouts from
Australia are giving sports contracts to school
boys from SA.
21Christian sports ministry has a variety of
focuses beyond mere evangelism.ProphecyCommunic
ating the heart of God to the heart of man.
22Christian sports ministry has a variety of
focuses beyond mere evangelism.MinistryBringing
restoration to the brokenness of man
23Christian sports ministry has a variety of
focuses beyond mere evangelism.WorshipEngaging
the Presence of God in community
24Christian sports ministry has a variety of
focuses beyond mere evangelism.Evangelism Intro
ducing people to the Good News
25Christian sports ministry has a variety of
focuses beyond mere evangelism.FellowshipCreati
ng family and a place to belong
26Eg. The CEO of the Blue Bull Rugby Union invited
Metamorpho to train sport coaches for the schools
of their specific area.
27Local church based sport ministry.
Approximately 80 of church attendees have an
interest in sport.
28Give us some ideas of your own previous
engagements with sport activities from your local
church.
29Playing friendly, league or exhibition matches
using church members and non Christians. The
most common sports are soccer, cricket,
volleyball, touch rugby and basketball.
30Hosting tournaments or competitions. Its very
popular during major events like World cup
soccer, cricket and rugby.
31Conducting coaching clinics. It can include a
high profile Christian player sharing his/her
testimony.
32Volunteering at large sport events. Building
bridges with serving.
33Hosting a Kids Games process that engages
children for a week in holiday times and teaches
them principles from Scripture while they are
playing.
34Outreach breakfast/lunch/dinner or a barbeque.
Can include a high profile Christian player
sharing his testimony.
35Big screen fellowship during a major sports event.
36Other opportunities include fishing, cycling,
golf, tennis, badminton, aerobics, walking.
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38SPORTS MINISTRY CONTACTS Athletes in Action
(A.I.A.) Chris Dirks Ambassadors in Sport
(A.I.S) Tim Tucker Global Event Group
(G.E.G.) Herman Beetge J-Life
Warren Jee Sports balls for Christ
Franna Cilliers Sports Outreach Africa
(S.O.A.) Bernie Bitter Sports for Christ
Action South Africa (SCAS) Hein Reyneke or
Arrie Hougaard
39I got these names from Hein Reynecke 082 076 6480
scas_at_polka.co.za