Glen's Quotes Db (3184 total)

These are quotes which stood out to me, possibly for use in a sermon someday. Their presence here does not mean I agree with them, it merely shows that I might want to reference them later. The default view is five random selections. Use the tag list on the right to view all quotes relevant to that theme.

A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices.

I don't have a job description--if you need one you're not the right man for the job. There are three rules:
1) Don't do anything illegal
2) Don't do anything stupid
3) Don't embarass me

High heels were invented by somebody who was kissed on the forehead.

Humbly receive correction from your coach and ask your coach how you can grow in character as well as athletic skill.

Thank your coaches for the way they have served you. And thank the referees after each game.

Encourage your teammates for their display of godly character and athletic skill--in that order of priority.

Encourage your opponents during and after the game. If you knock someone over, extend your hand to help them up.

Play the game passionately and unselfishly. Serve your team by playing aggressive defense [his father never did this] and passing the ball on offense [again, his father never did this].

Humbly respond when the referee calls a foul on you. Do not complain or disagree in word or by facial expression [his father never did this].

No inappropriate celebrating after you score; instead, recognize that others played a role [his father never did this].

Thank the team manager for the way he served and recognize the humility and servanthood he is displaying each game. True greatness is sitting on the end of the bench.

One of the interesting things about getting older (or experienced as I like to call it) is that you can detect a problem before you know why. Have you been in a situation where someone says “Let’s do it this way” and you get an immediate little stomach ache because you know damned well that it won’t work? And then someone asks why you think it’s a bad plan and you really can’t explain it. All you know is that the last ten plans that sounded kind of like this plan all fell apart.