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Founder of B3rd Athletics / Assistant Athletic Director at The Woodlands Christian Academy #B3rd
The Woodlands, TX
Joined October 2012
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Last week in our Journey to Becoming 3rd program, we studied the Fear of the Lord. It’s not a concept we hear discussed nearly enough in the modern Church, yet it is crucial to our growth in holiness—and, I believe, to our ability to truly be coached.
At the end of the week, a fellow coach handed me a book and said, “You are going to love this book. It changed my life and helped me understand in a deeper way what it means to fear the Lord.”
The book was The Awe of God by John Bevere, an author I honestly had never heard of. I was excited to start reading, but as I often do, I immediately went searching to see if I could find the author teaching on the topic as well.
That search led me to the sermon below, which I’ve been listening to alongside the book, and it has been incredibly powerful for me. The video begins at the point where Bevere discusses five ways Christians manifest the Fear of God, but I would highly recommend listening to the entire message.
One idea continues to challenge me:
Without the Fear of God, we cannot truly be coachable.
If I am unwilling to surrender what I want, what I think, or what I’m attached to, how can God truly coach me? And if I’m unwilling to be coached by Him, how can I expect to grow into the person He is calling me to become?
So the question I’m sitting with is this:
What am I attached to that is getting in the way of my growth?
And maybe that’s a question worth asking for all of us—not only for our own lives, but for how we lead, love, coach, and compete.
God First. Others Second. Me Third.
@JohnBevere @b3rdathletics
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Why did God create you? Are you enough? And what does it really mean to B3rd?
#B3rd #B3rdAthletics #Faith #Purpose #CatholicYouth #GodFirst
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This was a great one Coach Walker, thanks for being our first coach to coach devotional.
COACHES 📢
New Devotional Posted to #B3rdAthletics
Thank you to my friend @CoachTField for the opportunity to share. 🙏
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COACHES 📢
New Devotional Posted to #B3rdAthletics
Thank you to my friend @CoachTField for the opportunity to share. 🙏
Check It Out -b3rdathletics.com/post/the-b…
So amazing to see what can happen when you work as a sports community to truly put God first! #b3rd
Freshman Auraleah Leverett leading ALL of @twcasports in prayer after a @B3rdAthletics lesson on love. Great to see a freshman leading by example!
#B3rd
Love seeing this! Kai Parker is a fantastic young man who works hard and does the little things!
From the field to the books – Kai Parker ain't just playing games. 📚⚾️ Get ready, college, you're about to experience a whole new level of intensity! 🚀🎓 #KaiParker #NextChapter #Unleashed #TheWarriorWay
Excited about some new books to read. Thanks for the recommendations coach Jay!
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1. You are responsible for what you do.
2. You are responsible for what you allow
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“Natural talent is overrated. It is temporary and shallow. Give me grit and EXTRME work ethic. It eats natural talent for lunch, and always wins in the long run. Now, show me natural talent coupled with grit, and I’ll show you a leader and a champion.”
John Patterson
Listen up athletes great wisdom from Coach Phillips on this podcast
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🏀🏆 Trivia Tuesday Answer: Time to unravel the mystery! 🔍 We threw you a curveball with this one, as the Men's and Women's XC teams are indeed separate programs! So, while both XC teams are phenomenal, the true champs in state championships are our Men's basketball team with 7!
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BAD Players: don’t take much seriously.
AVERAGE Players: take games seriously.
GOOD Players: take games & practices seriously.
GREAT players: take academics, nutrition, film, warm ups, individual work, weight room, practice, and games seriously.
~ via @TheCoachLJ
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PARENTS: Whether your child is starting, coming off the bench or barely playing, enjoy being a parent to an athlete. Be positive & always make it about the team. If done right, the process of parenting an athlete is rewarding for both your child & you. Youth sports are valuable.
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“I’m a big believer that you utilize the summer and the preseason to create trust. If you don’t have a foundation in your relationship those storms make you fall apart.”
@coachFMartin
If you have not seen this story yet it’s worth the read, I first saw on TikTok and it made me appreciate Luke Combs and his B3rd action! #amazing #lukecombs
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“Great leaders learn to balance toughness with tenderness. They learn to be tough without losing tenderness and they learn to be tender without losing toughness.”
Bob McKillop
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4 Keys in Team Building
• Shared Ownership
Can’t have Renters or Mercenaries
Must be Invested
• Shared Suffering
Make Practices tougher than Games
Strength & Conditioning
• Individual Responsibility
Accountability/Internal Leadership
• Collective Pride
Only Us, Ours, We
This group was so much fun to coach and be around! We will miss the seniors and their leadership but excited about the future of golf at TWCA!
