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Thank you Andrew McClanahan for introducing us to Pasha Tian who is visiting all the way from Ukraine. We truly appreciate you and your continued perseverance and dedication! my.fca.org/donation?name=ukr… @TheFCATeam @FCA_AM @Ukraine @aweissenfluh1
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Fantastic morning session with @FCA_AM Andrew, amazing young athletes and the staff at FCA.
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Coaches! You have an AWESOME calling! Let’s never forget!! 🙏 – at Derby, KS
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Attention Football Coaches: By God’s grace, may we carry out our important role as coaches.
Andrew McClanahan retweeted
Listen with the intention of genuinely understanding. Relational leaders do a lot of inquiring. The goal is to understand (not change) the person.
Andrew McClanahan retweeted
Great leaders know what to STOP and what to START.
Stop stressing. Start blessing.
Stop performing. Start serving.
Stop worrying. Start worshipping.
Stop complaining. Start praising.
Stop trying. Start training.
What are you STOPPING and what are you STARTING?
Andrew McClanahan retweeted
Meditation on Scripture is absolutely critical to a prayer life in which you experience the presence of God.
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Check out Olympic medalist @MATrix_8692 speak his truth about Christ while training in Ohio 👉🏻 full video #fcawrestling #olympics instagram.com/tv/CKOpXUTHwIs…
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Great virtual meeting this morning with Shawnee Mission South's Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club! I can't wait to see students back in person next week.
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Having a strategy for the 3rd Dimension is essential. Today’s sports culture has a direct impact on how the following 3rd Dimension attributes are shaped in the lives of athletes: Purpose, Values, Identity, Character, Significance and Self-Worth. #3DCoaching
Andrew McClanahan retweeted
Very grateful for the kind words Andrew! Praise god for the platform that sports provide. Grateful to learn from you daily. Our program appreciates what you do at our university and in Johnson County!
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Christianity is about having a relationship with the God of this universe through His son, Jesus. It’s certainly not about being perfect.
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“I was trying to party myself to death and He just would not give up on me, and I think that’s credit to His grace and long-suffering. He let me rebel to a point where I was tired of rebelling.”
Former Chiefs star RB @2LarryJohnson7 & new life w/ Christ.
sportsspectrum.com/sport/foo…
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“In the National Football League, Christ is really glorified. My identity is my faith in Christ.”
Read how Kansas City Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt’s identity is in Christ.
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“I coach for the opportunity to build relationships. Why do I want to build relationships? Because it gives me the ability to share Christ, and as I build relationships as a coach, it brings a crazy amount of joy in my life.”
Watch the full video here: vimeo.com/322864543
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What a group here this morning for the first Fellowship of Christian Athletes meeting of the year! #puttingtheheartinsports
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Joy and happiness are not the same thing. Joy is relational while happiness is circumstantial. Happiness is fleeting, but joy can still be our anchor in unpleasant situations. #3DCoaching
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Does your athletic culture elicit the same kind of emotions for your athletes that the playground did for them when they were kids? When emotions like joy and excitement are present in your program, they will improve your athletes' attitude and effort. #3DCoaching






















