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Episode 134: "Integration of Faith and Sport" with Tim Sceggel

from Youth Culture Matters - A CPYU Podcast · host walt mueller, tim sceggel, cpyu

One of the most frequent concerns I hear from youth workers regarding the influence of today’s youth culture, are concerns related to the growing involvement of kids and families in youth sports. These days families are spending more time and more money on youth sports, sometimes pulling kids out of opportunities for spiritual growth. Even those of us who don’t play, but who watch college and pro sports, can easily develop idolatrous habits? What is it that’s driving our obsessions with sports? Can we engage with sport in healthy ways that bring glory to God? And how can we best minister to kids and families in our sports-obsessed world? Stick with us as we talk about integrating faith into the world of sport, with Dr. Tim Sceggel, a college athletic director, on this episode of Youth Culture Matters.

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Dr. Tim Sceggel, Director of Athletics at Covenant College, joins the podcast to discus athletics, faith development, identity, and more.

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