Christian Hockey Spiritual Parallels Part 1

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Welcome to "Christian Hockey Parallels," where we explore powerful lessons from the rink that inspire your spiritual journey. In this episode, we reflect on a memorable story about Doug, a young hockey player who kept scoring on his own net, symbolizing how many of us, as Christians, sometimes become our own worst enemies by living outside God’s will. Like Doug, we may feel confused or stuck in our spiritual “defensive zone,” shooting the puck at ourselves rather than advancing toward victory.

We dive deep into biblical imagery, tracing Israel’s journey from Egypt through the wilderness and toward the Promised Land—our spiritual "victory zone." Just as Israel hesitated at the Jordan River facing giants and walled cities like Jericho, Christians face challenges that can trap us in a neutral “twilight zone” of partial faith and doubt. But through faith, boldness, and joy—the joy of the Lord being our strength—we can cross those spiritual blue lines and claim the abundant life Jesus offers.

This episode encourages you to leave your comfort zone and embrace God’s promises with courage, acting on faith to see His victory manifested in your life. Learn how to silence the doubts, overcome spiritual giants, and stop scoring own goals by living aligned with God’s Word. Join us as we connect hockey’s grit and teamwork to your walk with Christ.

God’s calling is for you to play in the offensive zone of faith and victory—are you ready to break away?

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