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Author Archives: jesustrek
There’s One in Every Crowd
Last Wednesday night, a man attending a Cleveland Indians baseball game drew attention to himself by wearing a LeBron James Miami Heat jersey. James’ recent departure from the Cleveland Cavaliers has caused a lot of anger in the city. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Sports, Uncategorized
Tagged Cleveland Indians, illustration, Leadership, LeBron James, sports
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So You Had a Bad Day
Brooks Robinson was known for his excellent defense as third baseman for the Baltimore Orioles. He won the Gold Glove award an amazing sixteen times during his stellar career. Yet on July 28, 1971, Robinson committed three errors in the … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Sports
Tagged Baltimore Orioles, baseball, Brooks Robinson, errors, mistakes, teammates
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McCartney’s Inappropriate Zinger
Paul McCartney After a recent performance at the White House, singer Paul McCartney took a shot at former president George W. Bush. Sir Paul said, “After the last eight years, it’s great to have a president who knows what a … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged criticism, George W Bush, Paul McCartney, White House
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Do What Your Father Says
Francis Chan At the North American Christian Convention in Indianapolis earlier this month, Francis Chan spoke about how the church is doing a poor job of making disciples. Many Christians have fooled themselves into believing that they are doing what … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Church
Tagged church, discipleship, Francis Chan, illustration, North American Christian Convention
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Be Careful Where You Step
As a teenager, I was part of a team that our high school sent to the state livestock judging competition. We stayed overnight in a big hotel in downtown Louisville. We had some free time one evening, so a couple … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Culture
Tagged Christian living, faith, illustration, influence, journey, Louisville, sin
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“Sorry” Seems to Be the Hardest Word
Race car driver Helio Castroneves apologized for his outburst after last Sunday’s race. Although he crossed the finish line first, he was penalized for blocking and was bumped down to 10th place. Enraged by the decision, Castroneves screamed at race … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Current Events, Sports
Tagged apology, Carlos Zambrano, Helio Castroneves, illustration, sorry
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The Worth of a Seabird
According to the AP, the Kauai Interscholastic Federation in Hawaii recently decided to move high school football games from Friday nights to Saturday afternoons. The decision was made in order to protect threatened seabirds. The bright lights used during night … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Current Events, Sports
Tagged abortion, endangered species, football, illustration, pro-life, seabirds
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Mistaken Identity
The tragic aftermath of a fatal automobile accident in Phoenix became more complicated when authorities discovered that they had wrongly identified two victims of the crash. It was thought that 21-year-old Marlena Cantu was in critical condition after the crash … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged car wreck, cross, forgiveness, illustration, mistaken identity, salvation, tragedy
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Controlling Our Passion
Race car driver Helio Castroneves crossed the finish line first in a race in Edmonton, Alberta this past weekend. However, race officials cited him for blocking, and with the ensuing penalty, he officially ended up in 10th place. This ruling … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Current Events, Sports
Tagged faith, Helio Castroneves, illustration, indy car, passion, self-control, zeal
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Unleashing the Potential in Your Church
In 1969, the U.S. government detonated an underground nuclear bomb in an attempt to break loose some deposits of natural gas located more than 8,000 feet below the surface of a Colorado mountain. They succeeded in unlocking the gas, but … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Leadership
Tagged church, illustration, Leadership, nuclear bomb, potential
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