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“Knowing Christ is the best thing that has ever happened to me, although winning the US Open was a pretty good second.”

Alison Nicholas

Living in the light of eternity

"For here we have no enduring city, but we are looking for the city that is to come" Hebrews 13:14

Anyone who looks for a career in football management can be sure of one think: the sack. Winning the World Cup did not stop Sir Alf Ramsey being replaces 4 years later. Being a Premier League manager is not usually a job with a long tenure.

I recently found myself talking to a professional footballer from Ivory Coast. He is currently playing in France but has previously played in Spain, Italy and Turkey. He and his family may well think they have no enduring city!

What this verse reminds us is that life is short and eternity is certain. Many of the things, which seem so important today will be so unimportant in eternity

Whether you play, coach, administer or whatever you do in the world of sport, this verse is reminding you to do it in the light of eternity. Remind yourself that in 50-100 years you will be dead but that in 10 million years you will still be alive with Christ.

Keep things in perspective!

Stuart Weir



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