Prayer with my Coach

The world around me became quiet. You can hear a smooth rhythm of heartbeat. The sweetness of change penetrates the air around me. If you sit in a healthy silence you can taste the future. In my life, everything is peaceful. I am not worried what is going on in the world around me. I sat in harmony for 6 seconds and it disappeared like a lightning bolt. I drove a thirsty parking lot with rocky LHS Pound for refurbishment. I entered the front entrance of the LCA pound and attended the FCA conference again.

I am the head coach of the castle in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. In June 2015, a shooting incident occurred at Emmanuelle Church. A man named Dylann Roof sat down with the group of people to enter the church and pray, pulled out the guns and killed nine church members. He insists that he is a white supremacist, and he tries to explain the problem. Before that, I will tell you that the racial discrimination in this country is declining and it has evolved into a direction not to become part of society. However, the following morning there was a security risk, and I stayed there, so I put together the team. He has not been caught yet. I have a diverse football team. We will sit there and talk about it - is there such an evil in our world yet? That is not how I grow. I just thought you were sick that night and that day, but that also brought some of the right things. There are still people who look at things this way.

When I led the ministry team, one of my first questions was "How pragmatic do you have a prayer to form your prison ministry team"? By removing prayers, I guarantee you a team of dysfunction based on arrogance, self esteem, pride and competitiveness. I saw the team fighting who is responsible. When accepting conflicts, prisoners recommend starting each rally. And the focus of prayer is to ask God to get rid of the discord. Shortly thereafter, the attitude of the ministry team changed and they became a solidarity model throughout the prison.