The Bible says in 1 Corinthians
14:8, "For if the trumpet give an uncertain sound, who shall prepare
himself to the battle?" What a great question - and one that
deserves our study of God's word.
The verse indicates the importance
of understanding what a trumpet call sounds like and what it means when we hear
it - just like our military did for so many years. Did you know that a game does not stop
because a horn goes off in the middle of play? That's an uncertain
sound. Only a whistle stops the game - that's a rule. Satan is
always looking to distract us with uncertain sounds and the only way we can
know that a sound is uncertain is to know what the correct sound actually
sounds like!
Coach’s – Here is something that you
can do with your team. When you have them run a set of sprints, tell them
they are to go only upon the right sound. For instance, try a command
like "whistle-whistle-go". You then can check their responses
by doing a couple of things. Blow the whistle 3 times in a row. Did
they go? They shouldn't have gone because that was not the right
sound. Blow the whistle once and then say go-go. Did they
move? I hope not because that wasn't the command. The command was a
whistle-whistle-go! You get the idea.
It’s important for our young men and
young ladies to learn to listen for the right things. They should play
ball until a whistle sounds - not the horn. They should only move when
you tell them to move. They should do as mom and dad tell them to
do. And they should do exactly what God has commanded them to do - no
more and no less - knowing precisely what His voice sounds like!
Coach P
CHSM Basketball
Charlie Pomeroy is an assistant
basketball coach and CHSM leadership team member. He has over 20 years of coaching experience
and is an active member at his church in Spring, TX.
www.chsmhouston.com
Follow CHSM on Twitter (@chsmhouston)
Follow Coach CJ on Twitter (@CJPomeroy1)
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please feel free to leave comment for our team. We would love to hear from you! Don't forget to +1 this if you enjoyed what you read. Thanks!