The seventh in our Game Day series looking at the Beatitudes of Jesus from Matthew 5.

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The sixth in our Game Day series looking at the Beatitudes of Jesus from Matthew 5.

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The fifth in our Game Day series looking at the Beatitudes of Jesus from Matthew 5.

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The fourth in our Game Day series looking at the Beatitudes of Jesus from Matthew 5.

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The third in our Game Day series looking at the Beatitudes of Jesus from Matthew 5.

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The second in our Game Day series looking at the Beatitudes of Jesus from Matthew 5.

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The first in our Game Day series looking at the Beatitudes of Jesus from Matthew 5. 

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Aas sports people who trust in Jesus, how do we keep going as Christians?  Is it as simple as sport says: “just keep doing the right things and keep doing things right?”  

It’s tough when others in my club march to a different drum-beat.

Paul says simply ‘keep on going’:
"If you continue in your faith, established and firm, and do not move from the hope held out in the gospel."

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We live in a world that is creaking and groaning under the pressure of independence. From the global desires of domination of world leaders, to the tactics of the bully inside the club – all of this is described as sin - a desire to go it alone and to make ourselves great. To ignore the giver of all good things and greedily seek more power, more money, more control, more recognition.  
Do you see it in yourself?  
Look to Jesus.  He makes dependence on, and peace with, God possible! How does he do that? Through his death - his work of reconciliation.

Continue with Game Day this week as you prepare to play your sport. 

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Sport never fails to astound us. When we think we’ve seen it all, another record gets broken, another hat-trick is scored, another come-back that beats all come-backs is performed. 
Amidst the disappointments and set backs there continues to be breath-taking moments in your own performance too. 
Where does it all come from?  
Colossians 1:17 tells us: “He is before all things, and in him all things hold together.”
The Bible says that it’s Jesus who continues to sustain every aspect of His created world.  

So what does this mean for your sport today?