Facing The Giants Page #5
Matt, nobody's forcing anything on you.
Following Jesus Christ is a decision
you're gonna have to make for yourself.
'Cause he'll change your life.
You'll never be the same.
I do hope one day
you realize how much he loves you.
I'll see you tomorrow.
I'll get him. Give me the bag.
Bring that trash bag here. Set it down.
- Don't you let that touch me.
- I'm gonna get him out of here.
- Oh, man, he stinks.
- I can't believe that was in my house.
- Just make sure it's still dead.
- It's probably been dead for weeks.
You just get it out of here. Out. Out.
- Stop being a... Come here. Look at it.
- No.
It looks like a big hamster.
Come here, come here.
Don't be afraid. Just face your fear.
He's got a cute little tail there.
He's just got a big stink.
Look. See his cute little eyes there?
See his teeth? Look at his teeth.
Almost looks like he's mad.
You're terrible! I can't believe
you did that to me, Grant Taylor.
You are so bad.
David, right down the middle.
You got this.
Right, set it up. Run it again.
- Sorry, Coach.
- David, listen, son.
You act like you're gonna miss
before you even kick the ball.
We're gonna have to change
your kicking philosophy.
Now, see, you're kicking wide left
or wide right.
That ain't what's gonna get you home.
The ball has got to go
through the middle.
- I know, Coach.
- No, you don't.
Now, what does Scripture say about this?
Scripture says, "Wide is the gate
and broad is the way
that leads to destruction,
and many there be that find it."
Now, to us, that's wide left
and wide right.
"But narrow is the gate and straight
is the way that leads to life,
and few there be that find it."
Anybody can kick it
wide left or wide right.
My mama can kick it
wide left and wide right.
- But that ain't what's gonna get you home.
- Come on.
It don't have to look pretty.
It don't have to look smooth.
It can look like a dying duck.
But the ball has to go
through the middle.
Oh, my word.
Now, David, you gonna have to choose
the narrow way.
That's the only path
where you will get your reward.
Now send this ball through these pearly
posts. Set it up for me, Jonathan.
I've never heard it that way before, but
there's a lot of truth to what he's saying.
Let's see you kick it.
Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
Grant, are you not aware
of what's going on outside on the field?
- What?
- You might wanna come check this out.
Mitch decided to bring
his Bible class outside today.
and accepted Christ as his Lord.
It was awesome. He started
confessing stuff from his life,
asking his friends for forgiveness.
Next thing we know, Bob Duke stands up
and does the same thing.
Kids break up into groups,
they begin to pray for each other,
they ask forgiveness for sins
they've committed.
This has been going on for three hours.
How did you not know what was going on?
Bless them in a special way.
Lord, I ask you to lift them up to you.
I ask you to bring up a generation
that has a heart for you, Lord.
Coach.
- I'm proud of you, Matt.
- I need to talk with my dad.
I'd like to go see him.
I'll take you right now.
So what we've done here
is we've gained these four lots
by moving the retention pond down here.
- We could try and do that through here.
- No. I like this. That's perfect.
Mr. Prater,
there's someone here to see you.
- Sarah, I'm in a meeting.
- It's your son.
- Would you like me to step out?
- No, it's OK.
Sarah, send him in.
- Matt, you OK?
- Sorry. I didn't know you were in a meeting.
What is it, son?
Dad, I just wanted to say
that I'm sorry.
I'm sorry for the way I've been acting.
I got right with God today
and I just needed to say
that from now on
I'll respect your authority.
Whatever you say goes.
That's it.
You know, I could come back tomorrow
if that would be better for you.
No. It's OK.
I'm sorry. I...
For what it's worth,
I'd give my right arm
to hear my son say that to me.
I feel like I'm standing
before a new team tonight.
It's a new day and a new game.
What you've experienced in your hearts
this week will be released on the field.
Stay humble but confident.
Why don't you take this one, Brock?
Lord, we know
our lives are not about football,
but we do thank you
for allowing us to play tonight.
We're gonna give you our best.
If we win, we'll praise you
and if we lose, we'll praise you.
We'll give you all the honor and the glory
for this night. Keep us safe.
- Amen.
- Amen.
All right, guys. Look at me.
Play hard, have fun.
Hit.
In the Old Testament,
Nehemiah had the task of
building a wall around his city
for protection.
But he didn't have enough people
or resources or time.
Because each person worked on the wall
they got it done in record time.
That's what you're gonna do.
On defense you have to resolve
nothing gets by you as an individual,
nothing gets by us as a team.
I need you to build me a stone wall.
Let's go. Let's go.
Run through
like you're throwing yourself.
Come on. Hit somebody! I wanna see
some hitting. I wanna see some hitting.
Dig those feet. Come on, you ain't
on my team yet. You ain't on my defense.
All right, Prater. Get in there, boy.
Hit him a little harder than that.
This ain't ballet practice.
This is football practice.
David.
David.
Double sweep pitch lift. Pro 45 fix.
Man, even a 26 Powerhouse.
- Man, these are some good plays.
- We're gonna run 'em.
We got all type of potential
on this sheet. When?
We're gonna run 'em, I promise.
See, you always tell me you're gonna
run 'em. You don't wanna run my plays.
Where's my car?
- Where'd you park it?
- Right here.
You sure?
'Cause there ain't no way it got stolen.
You couldn't pay nobody
to steal your car.
- Did the boys do something with it?
- I don't know.
Hey, man,
there's a note on this truck for you.
- What does it say?
- Let's see.
It says "Grant Taylor,
the impact you made on our school
"means more to us
than you'll ever know.
"The Lord has used you
to meet a need in our lives
"and now we want
to meet a need in yours.
"You'll find the title
of this new truck in your name.
Please accept it
as our way of saying thank you."
Somebody done gave you a truck?
Man, this title got your name on it.
You got to be kidding me.
Grant Taylor,
somebody done gave you a new truck.
This is my truck?
Is this just 'cause you head coach?
'Cause I'm assistant coach.
You'd think I'd get a moped
out of this or something.
Oh, Lord, you've given me a truck.
Well, it's your truck. Drive it.
Not a word to anyone.
Yes, sir.
That right.
No more jumper cables.
Brock. Brock.
- You watch him. You watch him.
- Sure.
- Go.
- Go. Go.
- Yes, sir? Can I help you?
- Please.
I'd like to buy a nice bouquet
of wild flowers for my wife.
I see.
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