Joel Carwile retweeted
St. Thomas (Fla.) claimed the top spot in the first edition of the STADIONIC NAIA Football National Selection Committee (NSC) Poll, released today.
Here's the Top 15 and ARC Ratings:
victorysportsnetwork.com/202…
Joel Carwile retweeted
Handling Conflict on the Field ft. @PastorJFC
A blown call by the ref. A cheap shot from an opponent. A dropped pass by your teammate.
Competition is intense, but in high-pressure moments, your reaction reveals who you’re truly playing for. Are you playing for the scoreboard—or for something greater?
Join Pastor Joel Carwile as he breaks down 3 biblical keys every Christian athlete needs when tempers flare between the lines:
Control your temper: Why real strength is pause over payback (Proverbs 15:1).
Protect team unity: How real leaders address mistakes without public humiliation (Matthew 18:15).
Honor the game: Why respecting refs and opponents builds a lasting testimony (Romans 13:1).
Trophies collect dust, but your character endures.
Watch/Listen to the full devotion now:
YouTube: youtu.be/1D1BZiwsog0?si=6ipa…
TikTok: tiktok.com/t/ZTfqN3jUU/
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#PROWLERDEVOTION – at Memphis, TN
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