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This is Guthrie Chamberlain, Your Guide to Wisdom. Day 2919– What About My Neighbor's Neighbor? - Luke 10:25-37 Putnam Church Message – 07/26/2026 The Good News According to Luke: “What About My Neighbor's Neighbor?”   Last week, our message was “Joyful Return, Insightful Response,” in which we learned to rejoice that you belong to Him. Today, we continue with our thirtieth-first message from Luke's narrative of the Good News of Jesus Christ. Today's message is: “What About My Neighbor's Neighbor?” Our core passage today is Luke 10:25-37, on page 1613 of your pew Bibles. The Parable of the Good Samaritan 25 On one occasion an expert in the law stood up to test Jesus. “Teacher,” he asked, “what must I do to inherit eternal life?” 26 “What is written in the Law?” he replied. “How do you read it?” 27 He answered, “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind'[a]; and, ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.'[b]” 28 “You have answered correctly,” Jesus replied. “Do this and you will live.” 29 But he wanted to justify himself, so he asked Jesus, “And who is my neighbor?” 30 In reply Jesus said: “A man was going down from Jerusalem to Jericho, when he was attacked by robbers. They stripped him of his clothes, beat him and went away, leaving him half dead. 31 A priest happened to be going down the same road, and when he saw the man, he passed by on the other side. 32 So too, a Levite, when he came to the place and saw him, passed by on the other side. 33 But a Samaritan, as he traveled, came where the man was; and when he saw him, he took pity on him. 34 He went to him and bandaged his wounds, pouring on oil and wine. Then he put the man on his own donkey, brought him to an inn and took care of him. 35 The next day he took out two denarii[c] and gave them to the innkeeper. ‘Look after him,' he said, ‘and when I return, I will reimburse you for any extra expense you may have.' 36 “Which of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of robbers?” 37 The expert in the law replied, “The one who had mercy on him.” Jesus told him, “Go and do likewise.” Opening Prayer Father, we come before You today grateful for Your Word, which searches our hearts and reveals both our need and Your grace. We confess that we often know more truth than we obey. We can quote Scripture, discuss doctrine, and defend our beliefs, yet still pass by hurting people on the other side of the road. Lord Jesus, teach us today what it means to love You with all our heart, soul, strength, and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. Show us where we have drawn lines too tightly, where we have looked for loopholes, and where we have failed to see others with Your compassion. Holy Spirit, open our eyes, soften our hearts, and move us from knowing to doing. In the name of Jesus, amen. Introduction: Back to the Basics In 1959, Vince Lombardi inherited the Green Bay Packers at the lowest point in their history. The previous season, the team had lost ten of their twelve games. They were discouraged, disorganized, and defeated. So Lombardi gathered the team and announced that they were going back to basics. He picked up a football and said, “Gentlemen, this is a football.” From the back of the room, Max McGee, known as a cutup, replied, “Uh, Coach, could you slow down a little? You're going too fast for us.” Lombardi laughed, but the point was serious. The most brilliant playbook in the world will not help a team if the players have forgotten how to block, tackle, pass, catch, and run. Sometimes, spiritually, we need to go back to basics too. By the time Jesus stepped into the public religious life of Israel, many of the most visible religious leaders had turned godliness into a complex system of rules, rituals, and loopholes. They had studied the Law, memorized the Law, debated the Law, and built fences around the Law. But in the process, many had forgotten the heart of the Law. Love God. Love your neighbor. That sounds basic, doesn't it? But as Jesus shows us in Luke 10:25–37, the basics are not always easy. In fact, they are impossible without grace. In the previous message, “Joyful Return, Insightful Response,” the seventy returned from ministry rejoicing that even demons obeyed them in Jesus' name. Jesus corrected their joy, reminding them that their greatest joy was not what they had done for God, but that their names were written in heaven. Now Luke moves us into a conversation with a religious expert who wants to know what he must do to inherit eternal life. This is a very different kind of encounter. The seventy came back rejoicing in grace. / This lawyer comes testing Jesus with a legal question. The seventy had gone out announcing peace. / This man comes looking for a debate. The seventy were learning to serve. / This man is trying to justify himself. And Jesus, as He so often does, takes the conversation deeper than the man expected. / The question begins: “What should I do to inherit eternal life?” But by the end, the real question becomes: “What kind of person sees suffering and moves toward it with mercy?” Or to put it in the title of our message: What About My Neighbor's Neighbor? We will review four truths to understand the answer to this question. Main Point 1: The Wrong Question Reveals the Wrong Heart Luke tells us that an expert in religious law stood up to test Jesus. / That matters. This man is not asking like a hungry soul seeking truth. He is not like the sinful woman who wept at Jesus' feet. He is not like Jairus, desperate for his daughter. He is not like the father whose son was tormented. He is not like the seventy returning with joy. He is testing Jesus. / He asks, “Teacher, what should I do to inherit eternal life?” At first glance, that sounds like a good question. But there is a problem inside it. He asks what he must do to inherit. Those two words do not naturally fit together. You do not usually work to receive an inheritance. An inheritance is given because of relationship. A son or daughter receives what belongs to the family because they belong to the family. This man's question reveals confusion. He is thinking about eternal life as something to be achieved, earned, managed, or secured by religious performance. That was not unusual. Many first-century Jews assumed that as children of Abraham, they had a secure place in God's Kingdom. The question then became: “What level of obedience proves I belong? How far must I go? What exactly is required?” Jesus answers the question with another question: “What does the Law of Moses say? How do you read it?” / That is masterful. Jesus does not reject the Law. He points the man back to it. The Law was never the problem. The problem was the human heart trying to use the Law for self-justification. The man answers well. He combines Deuteronomy 6:5 and Leviticus 19:18: Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, strength, and mind, and love your neighbor as yourself. Jesus says, “Right. Do this and you will live.” Now, we need to hear Jesus carefully. Jesus is not saying the man can earn salvation by trying harder. Jesus is pressing the man to face the true standard. Perfect love for God and perfect love for neighbor would indeed describe a righteous life. The problem is that none of us has lived that way. / The man knows it too. So, Luke says he...

KJ & Dalt are LIVE tonight on 302BIRDS, and we've got a can't-miss episode featuring special guest Max McGee — Temple graduate, former ESPN host, and one of the most respected voices in Philly sports media.FIRST 15 MINUTES: MAX MCGEE JOINS THE SHOWTrea Turner Struggles – What's going on with Trea and should Phillies fans be concerned?Andrew Painter: Ready or Not? – Is the Phillies' top prospect ready for the big stage?Eagles Offseason Moves – We get Max's thoughts on everything the Eagles have done this offseason.Life After ESPN – What is Max doing now, and would he ever consider returning to a sports anchor role?NEXT 15 MINUTES: YOUR CALLSPhone lines are OPEN! Call in and talk Philly sports with us live: 302-316-4848USA World Cup Talk – Expectations, concerns, and what success looks like for Team USA.Club Hurts – We discuss the exclusive Jalen Hurts fan club, what it takes to join, and whether you're worthy of membership.Phillies vs Mets Preview – Another huge series for the Phillies as they look to keep rolling.Plus Eagles talk, Phillies baseball, fan takes, special guests, and all the Philly sports chaos you've come to expect from 302BIRDS.CALL IN ANYTIME — 302-316-4848Tune in and be part of the show!Follow us & stay connected:TikTok: @302birdsInstagram: @302birdsWebsite: linktr.ee/302birdsFacebook: 302BirdsSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1FsLdnsXbYhTBrzib1g7p0Twitter: @302BirdsREP THE 302! Grab your 302BIRDS merch here:https://www.bonfire.com/store/302birds-storeBig shoutout to our sponsors:

In this episode of Just Wondering with Norm Hitzges, Norm and Mary Hitzges look backward and forward at the same time — tracing the remarkable evolution of the Super Bowl while unpacking a franchise-shifting decision by the Dallas Mavericks. Norm begins with Super Bowl 60, revisiting how the game went from an awkward, half-empty afternoon in 1967 to the most powerful annual spectacle in American sports. From $12 tickets and $42,000 commercials to today's $8–10 million ad slots, Norm explains how the Super Bowl's growth mirrors the transformation of sports, television, and money itself. Along the way, he shares unforgettable history — including Max McGee's hungover heroics in Super Bowl I and the astonishing reality that neither network bothered to save the full game tape. The episode then shifts to the present, where Norm breaks down the Dallas Mavericks' decision to move on from Anthony Davis, effectively closing the book on the Luka Dončić era. Norm explains why the trade wasn't about talent — Davis was still productive when healthy — but about flexibility, criticism fatigue, and long-term cap strategy. With Dallas now projected to have $44 million in cap space, Norm outlines how the Mavericks may follow a patient, Oklahoma City–style rebuild built around flexibility, draft assets, and opportunistic trades. It's a thoughtful episode about growth, money, patience, and perspective — from the Super Bowl's unlikely beginnings to a franchise trying to find its next identity. Just Wondering_1.mp3 ⏱️ Chapters (YouTube-Friendly) 00:00 – Super Bowl Sunday questions and today's themes01:26 – The origin of the Super Bowl name02:10 – From $12 tickets to $10M commercials02:58 – 32,000 empty seats at Super Bowl I04:57 – Why the full game footage was never saved05:53 – Max McGee's hungover Super Bowl legend06:49 – Super Bowl 60 matchup and betting context08:02 – Why defense still wins Super Bowls08:56 – Transition to the Mavericks' big move11:09 – Anthony Davis traded and what it really means11:54 – Criticism fatigue and why Dallas wanted out13:20 – What the Mavericks actually received14:15 – The real prize: $44M in cap flexibility15:40 – Following the Oklahoma City rebuild model16:21 – Pieces Dallas still likes going forward17:18 – What Dallas ultimately got for Luka18:27 – Sponsors and closing thoughts19:19 – Final sign-off Check us out: patreon.com/sunsetloungedfwInstagram: sunsetloungedfwTiktok: sunsetloungedfwX: SunsetLoungeDFWFB: Sunset Lounge DFW Just Wondering is a long-form sports commentary podcast hosted by longtime broadcaster Norm Hitzges, offering thoughtful, numbers-driven analysis of the NFL, college sports, the NBA, and the business and culture surrounding them. Each episode blends experience, history, and curiosity to explore why things happen — not just what happened. New episodes feature clear-eyed perspective, context you don't hear elsewhere, and questions worth sitting with a little longer.

The morning starts of talking about the metric system and why the U.S. never converted. Seems like The Mayor may be on a mission to make that happen in 2025. Then Maino tells a story about Max McGee and an intoxicated individual that asked to an autography. The story brings plenty of laughs this morning. Jim also admits that he's a member of the Delta Club. Maino takes a moment to skewer him about it. Airline bars, meals and cookies. They guys also ponder taking a trip together. Maino's "sigh" after the idea was brought up, says it all. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Oshkosh. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor!

Lombardi's methodical coverage of the fundamentals continued throughout training camp. Each player reviewed how to block and tackle. They opened up the playbook and started from page one. At some point, Max McGee, the Packers' Pro Bowl wide receiver, joked, “Uh, Coach, could you slow down a little? You're going too fast for us.” Lombardi reportedly cracked a smile, but continued his obsession with the basics all the same. His team would become the best in the league at the tasks everyone else took for granted. Article Link: https://jamesclear.com/vince-lombardi-fundamentals --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/donavon-riley/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/donavon-riley/support

Max McGee se puede preciar de ser el primer jugador en haber anotado un touchdown en el Super Bowl, pero lo más importante es eso fue el mejor remedio para la resaca del que se tiene registro.

Super Bowl 1 was the culmination of the NFL- AFL Merger of 1966 when the NFL agreed in principal to absorb the fledging American Football League. The total agreement , would be a game played between the two leagus for football supremacy. On January 15,1967, the Packers met the KC Chiefs in the first ever Superbowl, then called the AFL-NFL World Championship.

Max McGee of ESPN and Cherry Hill native joins the show to give his thoughts on the state of Philadelphia sports! Are the Phillies the odds on favorite for Trea Turner?! Flyers blow out the STL Blues, is this team for real?!#PhiladelphiaEagles #nfl #Phillies #mlb #worldseries #flyeaglesflyThank you to our sponsors:- Manscaped | Use promo code "FARZY" for 20% off and FREE shipping at https://www.manscaped.com- BlueChew | https://bit.ly/3RQcGbS- Download MOJO now to get your first stock free - worth up to $10,000! https://apple.co/3dpVdHZMust be 21+ to use Mojo, and located in New Jersey to make trades. Have a gambling problem? Help is available at 1-800-Gambler. Visit www.Mojo.com for more info.- Steven Singer Jewelers | https://www.ihatestevensinger.com/- Freestone Farms CBD | Use promo code "FARZY" for 20% off at https://www.freestonefarmscbd.com- Sky Motor Cars | https://www.skymotorcars.com/- PHLSportsNation | https://phlsportsnation.com- Versus Game App | https://versusgame.com/app/user/farzy...Follow the show:Subscribe to the channel: http://youtube.com/farzyshowSubscribe to the podcast on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6cHilqG...Subscribe to Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/farzyshowVisit the website: https://www.FarzyShow.comMake sure to follow on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/farzyshowCopyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

It's a short one, as any episode that Dale is in will be. Dale talks OTAs, Coach LaFleur being the 6th? best coach in the NFL, Deshaun Watson, and more. All ad revenue goes to Veteran's Outreach of Wisconsin. Even though he was alone, Dale still cussed to himself twice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/avgcheese/message

The Phillies "Give it away" down in Atlanta, and the woes at Truist Park continue. Suarez didn't have it, and the bullpen blew what was barely within reach. This Phillies team looks uninspired, and disengaged, and that starts with the manager who sounds like he knows he's about to find himself without a job. The Phils look to salvage a split today when Aaron Nola takes on young phenom Kyle Wright. Joel Embiid did exactly what we as fans couldn't handle mentally/emotionally during the ECF with yet another Twitter saga from the big man. Friends of the show Max McGee and Thiago Scabia responded in kind, and relayed how the masses seemingly feel every offseason #JamesHarden #JoelEmbiid #Sixers #BenSimmons #PhiladelphiaEagles #PhiladelphiaFlyers #JoelEmbiid #TyreseMaxey #JalenHurts #Phillies #BryceHarper #KyleSchwarberMay 26th, 2022: The Farzy Show with Marc FarzettaThe Farzy Show with Marc Farzetta - The Farzy Show! Sky Motor Cars brings you everything you should know on the Morning Rush. Steak and Main help us check in on all the happenings on Social Media, and DraftKings presents, Marc's Best Bets.60 minutes of Philly sports starts NOW!  Make sure to tune in EVERY Monday - Friday as Marc brings you a fresh hour show!Make sure to follow on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/farzyshowThank you to our sponsors:- Destination Retirement- Steven Singer Jewelers- Rothman Orthopaedics- Freestone Farms CBD: Use promo code "FARZY" at FreestoneFarmsCBD.com for 20% off!- Sky Motor Cars- PHLSportsNation.com- Download the Versus Game App!https://versusgame.com/app/user/farzyshow

Today on The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens up show sharing his enthusiasm with the Sixers win over the Raptors last night (00:00-33:33). The Cuz opens up the phone lines to talk to the city (33:33-1:14:43). Keith Pompey, Sixers reporter from The Inquirer, breaks down what he's seen from the team these past two games and what we can except with the Sixers playing their next two in Toronto (1:14:43-1:31:06). The Cuz opens back up the phone lines to hear the cities enthusiasm regarding the Sixers (1:31:06- 2:21:21). Max McGee, from Sports Center, joins the show. Max not only is a Temple graduate, but was classmates with Andrew. Max gives his thoughts with the series so far and how the Sixers have been dominate over the Raptors (2:21:12-2:47:13). The Cuz wraps up todays show getting the cities final thoughts (2:47:13-END).

Max McGee, from Sports Center, joins the show. Max not only is a Temple graduate, but was classmates with Andrew. Max gives his thoughts with the series so far and how the Sixers have been dominate over the Raptors.

Today on the best of The Anthony Gargano Show, Anthony opens up show sharing his enthusiasm with the Sixers win over the Raptors last night (00:00-20:48). Keith Pompey, Sixers reporter from The Inquirer, breaks down what he's seen from the team these past two games and what we can except with the Sixers playing their next two in Toronto (20:48-35:44). Max McGee, from Sports Center, joins the show. Max not only is a Temple graduate, but was classmates with Andrew. Max gives his thoughts with the series so far and how the Sixers have been dominate over the Raptors (35:44-43:49).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Should the Cardinals give Kyler Murray a contract extension? l How much pressure is on James Harden this postseason? l Max McGee, SportsCenter host

Max McGee joined Zach to discuss his incredible journey to ESPN and how much pressure is on James Harden to play well in the postseason. 

Alec Bohm owned up to his mistake, so the fans of Philadelphia rewarded him with a standing O showing him that was the EXACT way he should have handled it! Outside of that standing O, CBP was pretty quiet last night, the bats included. The lineup couldn't play the hero two nights in a row against the Mets as the Phillies take their second loss of the season. We have Max McGee of Temple University, and now ESPN and SportCenter on to talk all things Philly sports from the national perspective! With 76ers v Raptors kicking off on Saturday we've got to talk about the rotations we'll see, and how Doc Rivers will try to combat one of the better coaches in the league in Nick Nurse. Max has quite the opinion on the NBA MVP race that, unfortunately, isn't too great for the Sixers big man JOEL EMBIID #JamesHarden #JoelEmbiid #Sixers #BenSimmons #PhiladelphiaEagles #PhiladelphiaFlyers #JoelEmbiid #TyreseMaxey #JalenHurts #Phillies #BryceHarper #KyleSchwarberApril 13th, 2022: The Farzy Show with Marc FarzettaThe Farzy Show with Marc Farzetta - Max McGee joins The Farzy Show on the Rothman Guest Line! Sky Motor Cars brings you everything you should know on the Morning Rush. Steak and Main help us check in on all the happenings on Social Media, and DraftKings presents, Marc's Best Bets.60 minutes of Philly sports starts NOW!  Make sure to tune in EVERY Monday - Friday as Marc brings you a fresh hour show!Make sure to follow on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/farzyshowThank you to our sponsors:- Destination Retirement- Steven Singer Jewelers- Rothman Orthopaedics- WinView: Winview.tv/farzy for $100 deposit match!- Sky Motor Cars- PHLSportsNation.com

Dave has Super Bowl fever and wants to talk about the legend of Max McGee, who Martin surprisingly remembers as the first player to be a Super Bowl MVP snub. Cousin Sal and the guys discuss if it's better to place your Super Bowl bets now or wait to see if anything happens in the next few days. Plus, the Cash or Splash Contest is officially up on ExtraPoints.com as the guys discuss how much money you would need to drink Scott's bath water and Eddie gives a surprising answer.Next, the guys talk Super Bowl 56 and if travel matters, the idea that Matthew Stafford has never been in a bigger game while Joe Burrow recently played in the National Championship at LSU as well as MVP odds. Dave doesn't think a kicker can win MVP but he likes betting the wide receiver position at (+300) to cover both Cooper Kupp and Odell Beckham Jr.T.J. Houshmandzadeh is trying to get a very old Bengals fan a ticket to the Super Bowl, will he want anything in return? Then Dave thinks Tom Brady to the 49ers could happen and the guys discuss how this could play out; but Martin feels Tom is now committed to Gisele. Dave compares Tom Brady going from a fan at “The Catch” game to quarterback for the 49ers to Jimmy Kimmel going to a taping of David Letterman when Jay Leno was the guest.New Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel reminds Cousin Sal of a Nick Kroll character and the guys discuss he's odd airplane call to quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Then former Bengals and Browns receiver Andrew Hawkins joins the show to discuss the frugal ways of the Bengals, what makes Joe Burrow special and why his son may turn down tickets to the Super Bowl.The guys wrap up the show with making their best bets and Sal is disappointed that his wife won't answer his Winter Olympics question, but will Dave and Martin?

A late start today due to a technology-related snafu, but a great show when we got there. We started with WJZ's Max McGee, who announced earlier this week that he would be departing Baltimore for ESPN to become a SportsCenter anchor. We then caught up with Jeff Ermann from InsideMDSports.com-have we learned anything at all about Maryland's coaching search to this point? Near the end of the first hour, Gregg Rosenthal from NFL.com (and "Courts of Thunder") joined us to discuss the Novak Djokovic mess at the Australian Open, who he likes in the NFL Playoffs and why he's actually pretty high on Tyler Huntley. We then caught up with Drew Forrester to discuss the renderings the Orioles released of what Camden Yards will now look like, whether we're "over" the snow and more. And during "Young Utes," Glenn told a particularly cringey story from his youth.

At the onset of pandemic, people gravitated towards different things to cope. Some played and acted upon the idea of learning something new. Our guest artist, Max Mcgee is excellent at what he does - Urban Sketching. One probably wont guess that his journey started a year ago and it was birthed from the desire to come out of this season equipped with a new skill. Tweet Us! @etchr_lab Watch this full episode in video form on our Youtube Channel Ready to make more art? Check out Max's workshop! Browse our art supplies at etchrlab.com

Max McGee from CBS joins the show to Talk that Ravens Talk

Reppin Sessions Podcast Sits down with Coach Cotton Miles for part 2. Coach of the Roughnecks from 1950-1958. Coach Miles had a 76-19-5 record over his nine seasons. His White Oak teams won six district titles, three bidistrict crowns, two regional championships and a share of the 1957 state title after a 7-7 tie with Mart. Cotton moved on to Dallas after the 1958 season and over the next 16 seasons had successful terms at Woodrow Wilson and Skyline, ending his 25-year coaching run with a 184-81-7 record. Listen to Coach Miles talk about a number of topics from players he coached like Max McGee at White Oak, John Paul McCrumbly at Woodrow Wilson, and many others! His hate for Hawkins old Head Coach Red Lowrance, how he started coaching, his time at White Oak and many other amazing stories! Roll Roughnecks Roll!! Thanks to Castanon Enterprises for sponsoring the start of football season!! Contact Castanon Enterprises for any home building/remodeling needs https://www.facebook.com/castanonenterprises/

What better way to start off the Reppin Sessions podcast series by having Coach Miles as our first guest. Coach Miles coached for 11 years at White Oak 8 of them he was the Head Coach. He had a 82-23-5 record from 1950-1958 6 district titles 3 bi district titles 2 regional championships 1 state title (shared with Mart) Thank you to Scott Miles. Scott is Coaches son who helped put this together and allowed me to come to Coaches assistant living facility so we could sit down and talk. With originally over 2 hours of audio we put out the stories that make this interview one of a kind! 1. :25 seconds in Coach is asked if the rumors about him scheduling the beloved homecoming game (that's played once every three years ) for the first round of the playoffs . Coach was very confident in the 57 team. 2. 1:02 Coach talks about winning the shared state title in 1957. 3. 3:00 Coach talks about Roy Bruce once stand out Roughneck football player who still holds the White Oak all time rushing record. Bruce was killed in a car wreck in White Oak during his freshmen year at TCU. 4. 5:35 Coach tells his favorite Roy Bruce story when they played Mineola and the fans were being rowdy. 5. 10:40 Coach talks about Max McGee being a Jr in Highschool when Coach first came to White Oak and how he never got enough to eat so he became a hustler at shovelboard. 6. 13:44 Coach and son Scott talk about Max McGee when he was playing for the Packers. 7. 15:10 Coach talks about Max McGee being a smoker in high school and needing tonsillitis surgery the summer going to his SR year. 8. 17:00 Max McGee was a basketball stud as well. 9. 18:14 White Oak wasn't only good at football in. Baseball Max McGee was a track state champion. 10. 18:35 Coach talks about Max McGee getting recruited and telling SMU he wasn't going to play for them. 11. 20:15 Why Max McGee chose Tulane. 12. 21:40 Coach tells the story how he came to White Oak. 13. 24:40 Coach tells the story why the 1958 team was disqualified and had to forfeit the season after beating Edgewood in the quarterfinals 71-0. 14. 26:55 Coach talks about Hawkins being the ones who turned White Oak in for the ineligible player. 15. 27:40 Coach talks leaving White Oak and the community being split up that happened in the school and the church. Making things very unpleasant Coach decided it was time to leave. 16. 29:18 Coach talks about his first interview when talking to other schools and how he wasn't going to come into another divided school board. 17. 30:45 Coach talks about how he got his coaching job in Dallas. 18. 32:30 Coach was roommates with Bum Phillips. 19. 33:00 Coach talks White Oak band and how the director would go get college students at Kilgore College to help with the band when playing big events. 20. 33:45 So many oil wells on campus they had hard time finding places to practice. 21. 34:00 Coach talks about other White Oak coaches. 22. 35:00 Greatest accomplishment while at White Oak 23. 35:31 The whole town was in Waco for the 57 state title game. 24. 35:40 Coach gives his top 3 athletes he ever coached in White Oak. 1. Max McGee 2 Roy Bruce 3. David Alexander 25. 38:10 New football jerseys and The Bobby Green story . 26. 41:05 Stabbing at the White Oak vs Pine tree game 27. 43:30 Coach talks about the biggest fan in White Oak who was the best supporter in Texas and you could hear him all over the community yellin turnem lose and Letem roll cotton. 28. 44:10 Hater wanted Coach fired for going 5-5 29. 44:35 Coach talks the story about how the once hater turned into his biggest fan. I hope everyone enjoyed episode 1. Please like and comment ur favorite part! Also Future episodes will be recorded in studio.

The NFL season is over and we have a new champion. Since neither of us had a team in the game to root for we sat down during the first half of the Big Game and go over a few forgotten and/or not so super moments from the past with a special guest for a little bit!We have 4 stories today:- The eventful Super Bowl 33 for Eugene Robinson- The collapse of the Raiders after Super Bowl 37- Arizona's MLK debacle that lost the state hosting rights for Super Bowl - The unsung hero of Max McGee in Super Bowl 1We also discuss our favorite halftime shows of the past 20 years.Come enjoy! Cheers!

Saved by Grace for Works Ephesians 2:8-10 September 13, 2020 I. Introduction: A. It was the first day of training camp. The year was 1961. Thirty-eight members of the Green Bay Packers football team arrived to start a brand new season. The previous season ended horribly for the Packers as they squandered away a lead late in the fourth quarter to lose the NFL championship to the Philadelphia Eagles. 1. To open up the camp the coach, Vince Lombardi, stood up holding a football and said this, “Gentlemen, this is a football!” 2. Lombardi’s methodical coverage of the fundamentals continued throughout training camp. Each player reviewed how to block and tackle. Max McGee, the Pro Bowl receiver for the Packers said, “Uh, coach, could you slow down a little? You are going too fast for us!” 3. Six months later the Packers won the NFL championship 37-0 4. The Packers won five championships over a seven year period 5. This is an iconic story of the importance of fundamentals! 6. Knowing well the fundamentals, the basics, the ABCs of anything is foundational to doing that thing successfully. B. Today we are going to look at the fundamentals, the basics, the ABCs of our salvation. The better we know that and the deeper it is engrained in our hearts the more successful we will be in the Christian life. 1. Why is that? – Because the same way you are saved is the same way you walk in the Christian life. 2. So if you get this one right, then your foundation will be right for your entire Christian walk. If this fundamental is off your entire Christian walk will be off. C. So let me start with this: “Ladies and gentlemen, this is a Bible!” 1. Billy Graham said this, “God wanted to speak to us in words we could understand–and the Bible contains those words.” 2. It is called the Word of God because that is what it is. It is not man’s words or thoughts but it is God’s words and thoughts! • So this morning turn in your Bibles to Ephesians 2:8 where we will see what God says about another fundamental of the faith. That we are… II. Saved by grace and not by works A. To be saved means to be delivered from danger or suffering just like a fireman saves a person out of a burning building 1. We learned last week in Ephesians 2:3 that before we knew Jesus we were children heading for wrath, just like the rest of the world. a) Read v3c b) So mankind because of their sin is heading towards an eternity of God’s wrath. 2. Then the most important three-letter word you will ever read, tells us about the most important intervention that ever took place in mankind. a) Read v4a b) The word but introduces for us a total change of direction from what we learned about ourselves in v1-3 c) It all happened not just because of the love of God but because of the great love of God. d) Listen as I read v3c-5 B. At the end here, there is a little parenthetical statement that is like a side bar that departs slightly from the theme to further amplify or explain something regarding it! 1. That little phrase, the fundamental we are going to look at this morning is this (by grace you have been saved) 2. He picks up on the same idea and develops it further in v8-9. Read v8a C. We are going to learn in this passage just how a person is saved and we will see that our salvation is based upon grace (that simply means a gift that God gives us that Jesus paid for with His life) it does not come from us or anything we can do. 1. Watch for all of this as I read v 8-9 D. Let me point out a few things in v8-9. 1. By grace you are saved – grace means gift! So to be saved is to receive a gift from God. 2. Through faith – this is the way that a person receives this gift. Faith, belief, trust and rely are all synonyms of each other when it comes to the Bible. a) Just like I am believing, trusting, relying upon and having faith right now that this stool will support the entire weight of my body b) So biblical faith is when I am believing, trusting, relying upon and having faith that what Jesus did on the cross paid for my personal sins and not just the sins of the world and His resurrection gives me a brand new life that is eternal 3. Then we see that this whole salvation through faith thing does not come from yourself but it is a gift God gives us. It does not come from any good, moral, or religious work we can do. reread 8b-9a 4. Finally, he says so that no one can boast. a) One of the best explanations I ever heard on this came from my mother. b) When I first came to Christ, I so badly wanted to share the gospel with my parents. They backed me off very quickly by telling me this is just a fad and if I am still walking with Jesus in twenty years then they will listen to me. c) Fast-forward twenty years later I reminded them of the conversation and asked them if I could share the gospel with them. They said yes. d) Both of my parents declared that day their trust in Christ. To seal the fact that they understood this I asked my mom. Why do you think it says, “so that no one may boast”? e) She said if our salvation was based on anything we could do then we all would brag about what we did to be saved, but since there is nothing we can do but accept God’s gift by faith, then there is nothing we can brag about! Bingo! Right on! E. Opportunity to trust Jesus 1. How would you answer the question of boasting regarding your salvation? 2. If you were sitting around a table and people were talking about why they should go to heaven – would your answer have anything to do with you and what you have done either morally or religiously? Or would it be the admission I have nothing to brag about except Jesus and what He has done for me when He died to pay for my sins and rose from the dead to give me eternal life! 3. If you and what you have done is your answer then you need to transfer your trust and your bragging from yourself to Jesus and what He has done for you! F. The start of the next verse he explains this idea that it does not come from anything we do just a bit further! 1. Read v9 -10a – for/why because … 2. It is not our works that make us new creatures in Christ! We are not the creator of this new life but the new creation! We are not the producer of it but the product. • Then he continues on in the rest of this verse to say that while we are not saved by any good works we can do but that we are … III. Saved for good works A. Verses 8-10a go through great pains to let us know that our works have nothing to do with why we are saved, but v10b makes it clear that we have been saved for good works. 1. Read v9-10b. B. So those of us that are saved feel like we just need to get out there and start doing good works so our light will shine before a lost world. So we can do what we were saved to do. So let’s brainstorm as a church, come up with the best ideas and start doing them! 1. Watch for this in the text as I read v10 2. Did you see there the need to get out there and just start doing good works? Reread v10b-c C. God has already prepared beforehand for you and me, for us as a church; good works that He wants us to do. We need to focus upon and walk in the very works God has for us 1. Listen to what Jesus said about his own works, John 5:36 2. John 17:4 a) Jesus said He accomplished/completed the work the Father gave Him to do! b) This is true even though there were people who were not healed, saved or helped! He helped some but not all! c) He did the things God gave Him to do, He did not just go out and do, but rather only did the things the Father had given Him to do 3. This should relieve guilt about not doing enough in a world full of pain and restore the joy and excitement of seeing what good works God has prepared for me and us to do! 4. That is why like Jesus we need to come to the Father in prayer daily so we do not operate on our best ideas about what we should be doing but rather the will of God! D. Story of Beth 1. I remember a number of years ago praying specifically that God would show me in the next five days any good works He had prepared for me 2. By the fourth day, a Saturday, nothing out of the ordinary happened. I expected someone to have a flat tire or something like that. I had helped my wife whose arm was hurting her that week and thought that maybe this is it. 3. Late Saturday afternoon I had to leave a family birthday party to go home and prepare for my sermon the next day. As I got out of the car and headed for the door the neighbor girl, yelled to me, “Mr. Peglow, can I talk to you?” “Sure, come on over.” 4. We sat on our front stairs as she shared with me the deep hurt and confusion she felt because of her difficult family situation. 5. I realized at that moment this was the work God had prepared for me, as I was able to be Jesus to her by sharing love and encouragement with her even though I had no answers to her hard questions about why her mom and dad would abandon her at a very young age! 6. Eventually this young girl moved in with us and lived with us for two years! 7. This was clearly a work that God had prepared for me and for every one of us in our family as we shared our house and life with her. IV. Closing challenge A. I want to challenge you to pray as an individual, family, and as small group simply … “God show me/us the good work you have prepared for me this week. B. Prayer -

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