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Thursday, August 07, 2008

Art Monk

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C.J. Mahaney writes on Art Monk's speech upon being inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame:
The quiet sports star stepped in front of thousands of fans and used the moment, not for self-congratulation, but to glorify God. Standing beside a bronze bust of himself, his speech is no celebration of human achievement, but of amazing grace. In a place built to enshrine human achievement, Monk reminded us all of human weakness.
Read the whole thing.

3 Comments:

Blogger Rob said...

As if I didn't respect C.J. enough already, he talks about being a Redskins fan!

But seriously, it blows my mind when I think about the godly men that were a part of that redskins team. I remember seeing a tract that the believers on that team put together and between players and coaches, there were about 25-30 redskins on the cover.

It was certainly a great weekend to be a redskins fan.

8/07/2008 09:33:00 AM  
Blogger donsands said...

I saw Monk's speech. It was the best. What a genuine servant of the Lord.

I remeber when the Redskins back then had to play the Lions in the play-offs, one of the Head Lines read, "Lions are tossed to the Christians".

8/07/2008 02:44:00 PM  
Blogger Mike Riccardi said...

That was very encouraging to read. Very encouraging.

8/07/2008 05:42:00 PM  

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