Seek
In the world of sport, we see success, talent, and strength but also failure, anxiety, and insecurity. But who did Jesus come to seek and save?
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In the world of sport, we see success, talent, and strength but also failure, anxiety, and insecurity. But who did Jesus come to seek and save?
Ministry use licence
Who did Jesus come to seek and save?
Sport is filled with huge highs and difficult lows. Talent, success, and strength, but also anxiety, insecurity, and brokenness.
Maybe you’ve tasted success - you’ve won leagues and cups, you’ve dominated races, and yet you’ve recognised that the buzz and the thrill you were chasing hasn’t ultimately satisfied.
The fact is, even if we are happy and successful, the Bible says that we are still lost. The heart of the Christian faith is that Jesus came to find us and rescue us. Jesus doesn’t look for our strength and talents, nor does he care about our mess and failures.
“The Son of Man came to seek and save the lost.” He came to seek and save…you.
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Christians in Sport exists to reach the world of sport for Christ. Billions of people around the world play sport and Christians in Sport want to share the good news of Jesus with them and train Christian sports people to do the same.
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