The bad meaning of fear.
A. Fear is debilitating. The one talent man failed to multiply because "And I was afraid" (Matt. 25: 25).
B. Fear when not correctly channeled often produces the very thing that is feared (Matt. 25: 24-30).
C. Fear can cause people not to confess Christ and fail to do other acts that are to be characteristic of the Christian (cp. Jn. 12: 42, 43).
The good use of fear.
A. The wise man wrote of fear positively, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction" (Prov. 1: 7).
B. The essential purpose of man is, "Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole of man" (Eccl. 12: 13).
C. The writer of Hebrews penned, "Wherefore we receiving a Kingdom which cannot be moved, let us have grace, whereby we may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear. For our God is a consuming fire" (Heb. 12: 28, 29).
In review, the Bible uses fear both positively and negatively. We must never be afraid to do what is right (Matt. 10: 28). Fear will be responsible for many being lost (Rev. 21: 8). Fear can be a powerful motivator, initially (Acts 10: 34, 35). In time, though, love will become the dominant means of actuating the Christian to submit to God's teaching (I Jn. 4: 17, 18, Gal. 5: 6).
Saturday, August 8, 2009
I. Tested Faith Brings About A Depth Of Character. (Rom. 5:3-5)
II. Tested Faith Enables Us To Comfort and Encourage Others. (2 Cor. 1:3-5)
III. Tested Faith Increases Dependence On God For Wisdom. (James 1:5; 3:17-18)
IV. Tested Faith Encourages Us To Lead A Productive and Effective Life. (2 Peter 1:5-9)
V. Tested Faith Helps Us Identify With Christ. (Matthew 4:1-11; Hebrews 5:7-10)
VI. Tested Faith Allows Us To Focus On Our Future Hope In Christ. (Romans 8:18-24)
II. Tested Faith Enables Us To Comfort and Encourage Others. (2 Cor. 1:3-5)
III. Tested Faith Increases Dependence On God For Wisdom. (James 1:5; 3:17-18)
IV. Tested Faith Encourages Us To Lead A Productive and Effective Life. (2 Peter 1:5-9)
V. Tested Faith Helps Us Identify With Christ. (Matthew 4:1-11; Hebrews 5:7-10)
VI. Tested Faith Allows Us To Focus On Our Future Hope In Christ. (Romans 8:18-24)
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Our shared aim is to use the power of soccer to build a better future.
As referees: ¤Our values are responsive to the needs of socces. ¤We are confident in our approach to show courage in our actions. ¤ We are open to new ideas and receptive of other views. ¤ Our work is inclusive, encouraging everyone to enjoy and love our great game. ¤ Everyone is accountable to those they work with and to soccer and the community at large. ¤ We are challenging in our work. ¤ We are passionate for the game and pass on this passion, encouraging others to develop a lıfe-long love of the game. ¤ Our shared competencies are those of leadership, taking responsility and showing direction. ¤ Our shared competencies are those of leadership and using change to help us meet our vision. ¤ We are able to communicate and influence those around us, taking ownership of the game. We also demonstrate achievement and our way and contribution to the game. ¤ We are able to innovate in our approach to this important role.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Handball
A handball foul should not be called if: a player is instinctively trying to protect himself from injury, the player did not deliberately touch the ball but the ball hit his arm and he did not move the arm toward the ball (however, if the player's arms were in an unnatural position such as above his shoulders or sticking out to the sides, the he should be called for a hand ball).
Handball
A handball foul should not be called if: a player is instinctively trying to protect himself from injury, the player did not deliberately touch the ball but the ball hit his arm and he did not move the arm toward the ball (however, if the player's arms were in an unnatural position such as above his shoulders or sticking out to the sides, the he should be called for a hand ball).
Explaination of terms in the laws of the game and tips for Referees.
Remember: The goalkeeper is treated like a regular field player when he is outside the penalty box. The penalty box includes the line that defines the box, so if the ball is on the line it is still within the penalty box.
Questions & answers to the laws of the game
If you have any questions to ask abou the laws of the game just ask your question and i will answer.
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