(1) There are several good points:
A. A team that honors God, and God also honors you. Play football for God's glory, win or lose.
Because in their previous understanding, the students on the team were just to be able to win, then go to college, play in the league, and then be coaches and have people talk about their championships. But the coach gave them another team's beliefs, from the Bible. This is where his wisdom resides.
B. The coach said to David, "Everyone said, let's work hard and leave the results to God." I think the director is here to connect David here with the young David in the Bible. Indeed, they all have one thing in common, that is, facing a giant.
B. Another thing about David is that he played football at the beginning, and he kept asking his father why I was so skinny (so he couldn't go to the football team), but his father kept encouraging him, How to face your fears. But his father was not a Christian, so he could only help him by his own example. But the coach is different. He uses what he has received from God to tell his children.
(2) I don’t know if in China if a teacher in our school preaches beliefs to his students, he will be exposed.
(3) I admire the old man who has been touching the student's wardrobe and praying for the students. God saw his prayer and showed mercy to the students, who later repented of each other.
(4) The wife of the male protagonist in the movie is so beautiful, not the kind of beauty in appearance, but the peace of God and the firmness in the face of adversity from her.
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