Thursday, December 11, 2014

Top Spiritual Gifts To Share with Others During Christmas



1. Time (visit & spend time with family & those who are lonely)
2. Laughter (tell jokes, look at old pictures but laugh)
3. Listening Ear 
4. Singing & Playing Music
5. Patience (make a decision to be more tolerant with others)
6. Encourage Others
7. Helper (be a handy man to someone in need)
8. Give (donate to worthy causes)
9. Kindness (be kind to others even if they don't deserve it)
10. Positive Energy (erase negative energy by keeping conversations positive)
*Bonus: If you're a great cook, think about making a dish or two or pastries to share with your neighbors.

Never Give Up


Trust God through it all! He's our way maker.
Amen

The Mirror, A Mere Reflection

Looking in the mirror only gives us a reflection, image and/or picture of what we look like on the outside. 

Never use it to measure what's on the inside. 

The beauty of what's on the inside of us should be measured by what's on the inside of our heart, mind and soul.

Jesus Christ

The Enemy Is After Our Expectations



The devil wants us to accept a wedding without wine, a life without joy, a house without a home and a marriage without love.
The devil is a liar, don't let him steal our expectations.
Pastor T.D. Jakes

Christmas Break Holiday Events



Hoop Hunter BB will be hosting an array of special holiday fun and exciting basketball events & activities throughout the Christmas break (special discounts). Make plans to join us for this joyous holiday season.
1. Small Group Clinics
2. Mini-Camps
3. Hot Shot Competition
4. Quick Series
5. 3 on 3 Tournament
6. Open Gym
7. Private & Group Training

Register online at www.hoophunter.com

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Basketball Advice

A former college MVP once said that, "during the season, the best never rest." 

If you want to maximize your full potential, you must continue to invest in yourself. Remember, at the end of every game the coaches look at stats & film, and neither lie.

Although basketball is a team game, it's made up of individual performances. And in many cases when your performance isn't good enough, you have to sit the bench.

Do what you have to do to keep your game sharp or else the bench awaits!

Q: What to do when you're having coach-player problems?

A: Pray about it but respect the authority of the coach.
B. Rise above it to the best of your ability.
C. Raise your production on the court. 

*Also know that sometimes in life, the only person you can change is yourself and how you deal with things you can't control.