First and Goal – What Football Taught Me About Never Giving
Up, by Jake Byrne (and Holly Michael)
Jake Byrne dreamed of playing professional football. He had
the size, the talent, the drive...but at age 14, he found out he also had type
1 diabetes.
Still, Jake was determined to reach his goal. And God was
determined to guide and empower him all along the way.
Jake's journey to the NFL is the backdrop for this
collection of inspiring devotions based on nearly a hundred football terms.
Jake takes you to the weight room, practice field, and even across the goal
line. You'll feel as if you're lined up next to him, facing a very large
defender you're about to take down. He also includes Scripture and then ties up
each story in a way that feels real and encouraging. You'll discover...
* what to do when God calls an audible in your life
* how to respond when God puts you on special teams
* why prayer is never an incomplete pass
These quick daily readings will help you press through your
own difficulties and experience God's dream for you. First and Goal, published through Harvest House Publishers,
can be purchased at many books stores and online booksellers. Purchase the book HERE.
[Holly Michael has enjoyed a writing career as a journalist, features writer, and a regular ghostwriter for Guideposts magazine before authoring novels and nonfiction books. Married to Anglican Bishop, Leo Michael, Holly has three grown children and lives in Kansas City. She blogs at www.writingstraight.com]
[Holly Michael has enjoyed a writing career as a journalist, features writer, and a regular ghostwriter for Guideposts magazine before authoring novels and nonfiction books. Married to Anglican Bishop, Leo Michael, Holly has three grown children and lives in Kansas City. She blogs at www.writingstraight.com]
Jake's Recipe for Pan Seared Tilapia With Veggies
4 Tilapia fillets
2 tablespoons coconut oil
1 package veggie mix (fresh or frozen)
salt, pepper, garlic salt- spicy if wanted
Preheat large skillet on high with 2 tablespoons of coconut oil.
Season fish with garlic salt, black pepper, and a little spice if you
want.
Turn saucepan to medium heat. Toss veggies in the pot with a
little water, coconut oil, salt, and pepper. Put lid on and occasionally stir.
Lay fish on skillet (there should be a crackling sound if
pan is hot enough). Leave fish on one side for 3-5 min then flip (or until
each side is a little browned). Once veggies are cooked, but not mushy they're
ready to serve!
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