Should Christians be competitive? | Podcast

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• AC

  @aceventura3935 · 4 years ago

  Challenging iron sharpens iron

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• CO

  @codymcarthur · 4 years ago

  Praise God. This video helped me so very much. I have been struggling and wrestling as a professional horse trainer with these ideas for years. Thanks. I’m a new subscriber.

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• FE

  @fernandogallardo3458 · 5 years ago

  In sports theirs going to be hate, outbursts of wrath, pride, boasting, railings, exaltation, idolatry, covetous, strife, envy, malice, the love of money, murder, etc..<br><br>God is not involved in sports, because of sin.

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  @TheCollywill · 5 years ago

  Hi guys quick question, the euros starts this weeks and I was wondering how in Ephesians 4:31 the bible condemns clamour , does that mean celebration when England (or whatever country you support) score , does that mean it is a sin to raise your voice in celebration, it would be helpful if you could reply, thank you.

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  @TheCollywill · 5 years ago (edited)

  Hi guys again, how about proverbs 24 17 where it talks about not rejoicing when your enemy falls, is it a sin to be happy if say if in the premier league a title or relegation rival loses in a big game which benefits my team and I’m happy?

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• GO

  @GodsStudent · 2 years ago

  I’m a little bit lost, is it a sin for me to become a professional athlete

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  @JoseRodriguez-rw9bx · 2 years ago (edited)

  I am sorry. I have to disagree with his effort to frame competition as something good for morale, then good for Christian character. And he doesn’t need to the refer to the latin word of competition, like trying to give validity to his message. <br>But I wouldn’t want to get this wrong, and I don’t think young Christians wouldn’t want to either.<br>I feel that no competition is ever good, because it brings out the ego in you, and you can still compete against your self, and it would still be bad for you. I frame Jesus in my spirit in a background where he was not competing but rather following God’s command. I don’t think he ever had to compete against others or against himself. I want to be like Christ, not like men. Who do you want to be like?

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