Lessons From World Cup Football, Part 3: Capitalization
In our Soccer series, "Dribbling and dodging", lets
speed away into one more lesson from Soccer. Capitalization…
The "Bomber" bombing away… Gerd Muller? Does it ring a bell? With national
record of 68 goals in 62 international appearances, this German footballer was
aptly nicknamed the 'Bomber'. He is one of the very few players of 50 or more
caps to score more goals than the games he has played.
What made him so effective in goal mouth action? His uncanny ability to capitalize on even a small opportunity and convert it into a goal.
Now coming to "Gospel action"… be on the go when it
comes to looking out for an opportunity to share the Gospel. When a chance
arises, it needs to be grabbed... with both feet… opps…I mean…hands! "They
all rushed out in amazement to Solomon's Colonnade, where the man was holding
tightly to Peter and John. Peter saw his opportunity (emphasis mine) and
addressed the crowd." (Acts 3:11-12 NLV) "…Preach the Word of God
urgently at all times, whenever you get the chance, in season and out, when it
is convenient and when it is not…" (II Tim 4:2 TLB)
Didn't somebody say if we do not EVANGELIZE, we FOSSILIZE!
If we REALIZE this truth and work sincerely, hey we get the PRIZE (I Thess 2:19 NKJV)!
Prayer: Lord Jesus in line with our calling to be "fishers of men", enable us to fish for thy glory at every opportunity. Amen
Suresh Manoharan
Hyderabad-India
www.jandsmministries.com