Today I'm joined by Nike Basketball Camp skills trainer and coach, Luke Gromer.

In this episode we discuss...

- What a modern day basketball camp looks like.

- Transition offense or defense.

- Rank the ten worst things a coach can do.

Luke Gromer website and Nike camp coaching link.

https://bettercoachinghub.com/

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Hunter and Johnnie finish their discussion on the beatitudes with teaching, stories, and practical application. Join us this series as we go through the sermon on the mount.

In today’s discussion, we explore a significant part of the Sermon on the Mount—the Beatitudes. Hunter Price and Johnnie Standard dive into the meanings behind these teachings of Jesus, offering insights on how they apply to our lives today. If you've ever wondered how to find true happiness and fulfillment, this passage will provide valuable perspectives.

The Sermon on the Mount, found in Matthew chapters 5 to 7, is a foundational teaching that emphasizes internal righteousness over mere external compliance with religious laws. Jesus challenged the religious leaders of His time by stating that true righteousness comes from the heart. He contrasted actions done for show with genuine faith, making it clear that God desires authentic worship.

Welcome back to Full Court Faith! If you're new here, our mission is to integrate our faith and relationship with Jesus into every aspect of our lives. Just as in basketball, where we press the full court to cover every inch, we strive for every part of our lives to be dedicated to following Christ. In this episode, we will explore the leadership lessons embedded in the story of Jeroboam and Rehoboam, focusing on the importance of humility and seeking wise counsel.

Hunter is joined by Capel and Tyler as they have a fun discussion about all things sports: From playing to coaching.

- Coaching genetics

- Replacing a Hall of Fame

- Coaching under your brother

- High school memories

- Which brother he'd pick to coach

- Would you rather?

Uncover the hidden dangers behind influence and authority and the profound ways they can derail even the most well-intentioned leaders. This episode reveals why influence is often more perilous than ignorance, and how pride, power, and uncorrected missteps can silently destroy your walk with God. Join us as we dissect real stories of personal failure, biblical examples like Paul’s redemption, and practical signs that reveal whether you're truly coachable.

What would motivate someone to give up their home and comfort and leave to serve overseas? Ryne talks about his decision to take a major leap of faith. We discuss challenges, the fun parts, international sports, and more.

Money is often viewed through a negative lens, especially within religious circles. But is obtaining wealth inherently bad? Johnnie points out that while money can lead to greed and idolatry, it is fundamentally amoral. Money is a tool, and its impact depends on how we use it.

Today, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jake Stewart, head coach of the Harrisburg High School girls' basketball team, about his coaching philosophy, key moments in player development, and the importance of clear communication in coaching.