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At the heart of FCA are coaches.  Our role is to minister to them by encouraging and equipping them to know and serve Christ.  FCA ministers to coaches through Bible Studies, staff contacts, prayer support, discipleship and mentoring, Behind the Bench (a program for coaches’ wives), resources, outreach events, national and local conventions, conferences and retreats.

 

Team Times are a great way for our staff, or a coaching staff to challenge a team to be champions on and off the court.  Focusing on a theme or a word, each week we give your team a challenge.  Our staff will begin to provide resources for you to use with your teams.  This 2009 Fall we present "5 Stones."  Based on the story of David and Goliath, learn how to face the giants in your life and walk away victoriously, regardless of the scoreboard. 

The first document is an explaination and outline for this series.  The following documents are an idea of what could be said in regards to each lesson.  You may use want you want, edit, add, customize to your team and style of coaching.  Have fun and contact our office if you have questions.


Click below to download a brochure of the Team Time Outlines and Lessons.
  • Five stones outline
  • 5 stones Week 1 Family
  • 5 stones Week 2 Set Apart
  • 5 stones Week 3 Ignite
  • 5 stones Week 4 Live It
  • 5 Stones Week 5 Drive
  • 5 stones Week 6 Fight
  • 5 stones week 7 focus
  • 5 stones week 8 battle


    Coaches, Looking For Help?

    If you are a coach and you need some help - allow us to walk by your side and assist.  How? 

    Team Time
    - Once a week, we will come in or train one of your staff to spend 5-10 minutes at practice to work on team building and discussing Team characteristics.  This is not a Bible study, strictly character focus.
    Resources - From John Wooden's books to Coaches Devotionals, we have material to challenge and encourage you as a coach.
    Encouragement - We always want to help out coaches and their spouses during busy seasons. 

    Send an email - contact us if you need help!

    Pray as though nothing of eternal value is going to
    happen in my athletes’ lives unless God does it.

    Prepare each practice and game,
    giving my utmost for His highest.

    Seek not to be served by my athletes for personal gain,
    but serve them as Christ served the church.

    Be satisfied not with producing a winning record,
    but with producing winning athletes.

    Attend carefully to my private and public walk with God, knowing that the athlete will never rise to a standard higher than that being lived by the coach.

    Glorify Christ in my coaching, 
    trusting the Lord will then draw athletes to Himself.

    Desire to have a growing hunger for God’s Word,
    a transformed heart and daily obedience.

    Depend solely upon God for transformation,
    one athlete at a time.

    Live out Christ’s word in a Christ-like manner,
    on and off the field of competition.

    Recognize that it is impossible to bring glory
    to both myself and Christ at the same time.

    Allow my coaching to produce the fruit of the Spirit,
    thus producing athletes who are authentic followers of Christ.

    Trust God to reveal to my athletes His chosen purposes,
    regardless of whether the wins are clearly visible.

    Coach with humble gratitude,
    as one privileged to be God’s coach.

    © 2009 Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
    Revised from “The Preacher’s Mandate.”
    Permission from The Cornerstone Trust,
    Box 1905, Cave Creek, AZ   85327





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