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ATTITUDE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE

by Larry Wynn

Scripture: PHILIPPIANS 2:6-11


Attitude Makes The Difference
Larry Wynn
Philippians 2:6-11


Opening illustration - been there done that now what? Ed young pgs. 131-133 I had always believed that the world involved magic now i Thought perhaps it involved a magician ... This world of ours Has some purpose; and if there is a purpose, there is a Person. I had always felt life first as a story: and if there is a Story there is a storyteller. G. K. Chesterton

Life's defining moment came for roy riegel when he Picked up a fumble during the 1929 rose bowl and ran as Fast as he could.. . Toward the other team's goal. His mistake Set up the winning touchdown for the opposition. Ralph Branca may not be a household name, but many will never Forget the pitch he threw in the last game of the 1951 national League playoffs. It was a defining moment. Bobby Thompson eyed the pitch and pelted ''the shot heard 'round The world''-- home run that won his team the pennant and Probably the most famous home run in baseball history.

Chris webber's defining moment came when the young bas- Ketball star called time out during the 1993 ncaa finals, only To discover his team had no time outs remaining. Speed Skater dan jansen's life changed forever when he took the Mark in his favorite race in the 1988 calgary winter olympics, Determined to win a gold medal for his sister jane, who had Died of leukemia just hours before. Rounding the last turn, The blade on jansen's skate caught the ice and sent him Skidding into the wall. He fell again in his next race; he also Finished out of medal contention in two races in albertville in 1992. Defining moments.

What happened to roy riegel? I don't know. Perhaps he Finally forgot his blunder or went on to somehow use it to his, Or someone else's, advantage. But ralph branca turned his ''Defining moment'' into a turning point. With the memory of a Pitch he would like to take back fresh in his mind, he changed Out of his uniform, closed his locker ...

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