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People use headphones, not only to listen to music but also to block out distractions. One of the reasons we struggle in our spiritual life is because we allow distractions to squeeze out the Word of God. Kevin Nelson offers 21 days of practical assistance to overcome this problem and strengthen your walk with Jesus.Each of these devotionals, along with the suggested scripture readings, will only take a few minutes each day. However, they will impact every minute of your day.The overarching lesson is that "whatever flaws you have, they are not the final sentence. You are now being transformed into the very image of Jesus!"Author: Kevin Nelson is a husband, father, educator, minister, motivational speaker, and image consultant. He lives in Midland, Texas with his wife and 5-year-old daughter.

Great preachers tell great stories. To be honest, every preacher knows you'll remember the stories long after you have forgotten the sermon. Lynn Jones has collected 50 years' worth of great stories. Each communicates a spiritual and practical truth that you can apply to your life.These stories have been compiled to provide an Inspiration Break that can breathe fresh air into your day. Just like you take a break to replenish your body, it is also important to take a break and refresh your soul.Your Inspiration Break is a collection of stories that communicate hope, humor, and healing.Lynn Jones is a native of Plainview, Louisiana, and is a graduate of Plainview High School. He is a graduate of Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana and Southwestern Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas. He began his ministry in 1964, and in the years since, has served as pastor of nine different churches in three different states. In addition to serving as a pastor, Lynn has taught high school English and social studies as well as community college and seminary Bible courses. He is married to Danielle and is the father of one son, Blake. Lynn and Danielle live in Oxford, Mississippi.

Coaching youth sports can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. However, it can also be one of the most difficult and discouraging. The difference will be determined by you-the coach. This book provides Essential Coaching Tips that will benefit everyone who wants to be a successful coach. As you know already, it is not about winning and losing. The most important element is to make it a positive experience for the youth and their parents. Teaching the appropriate situational behaviors, techniques, and bio-mechanical movements will create an environment where the winning will take care of itself. Many coaching resources focus on skills and drills, and omit the internal issues faced by participants during the season. However, these tips will help you set behavioral expectations that will encourage and motivate your players; the issues volunteer coaches confront on a daily basis. These skills will help you establish a safe and beneficial atmosphere that will benefit everyone on your team-players as well as parents. If you desire even greater training, National Athletic Coaching Certification Center (NACCC) is a ready resource for you. Visit the website (www.naccc.info) for more information. Essential Tips for Coaching Youth Sports include...ΓÇóPreparations before a practice and competitionΓÇóEstablishing good relations with parentsΓÇóDealing with troublesome athletesΓÇóSafety issuesΓÇóCommunicationΓÇóUtilizing social mediaΓÇóEstablishing a discipline policyand many other crucial issues. Dan Cowan founded National Athletic Coaching Certification Center after years of working with athletes at all levels of competition. A graduate from Baylor University with a Masters of Education with a focus on Sports Pedagogy, he did his undergraduate studies at the University of Texas at Austin. In his spare time, Mr. Cowan coaches baseball and wrestling. Dan is the Central Region Director for Texas USA Wrestling, and is helping to grow the sport in a nontraditional region.