Coach Dean and Mitchell share the third installment of a continuing story from Roscoe Parker. God put running in perspective for him. Then Dean shares his thoughts on why finding where to place the blame just doesn’t matter sometimes.

Rain, Rain Go Away

Post of the Week - Rebecca Wang - Easy Runs

Run of the Week - Brad Reeder - Ode to a Strava Leader

Trivia Answer from last week

Super-Supershoes

Story of the Week - Another Chapter - Roscoe Parker

Philippians 3:8 - That I may gain Christ…

John 14:26 - Listening for the Holy Spirit

Galatians 6:2-3 - It’s not either/or, it’s both/and

How many times do we let our problems, challenges, injuries, etc, define us and bring us down into a pit of darkness and depression when we should be seeking God and looking for what He is doing through our situations and what He is trying to show us and teach us?

When is a time that we have been going through a trial in our lives and questioned or doubted God regarding our circumstances only to find out that on the other side of it God has a plan and a purpose much greater and more wonderful than anything we can think or imagine?

How has God let you know He's not done with you yet when you have felt like you are done?

The Unashamed guys make a great point

Dean’s Thoughts - Perspective

Why Running/Walking are so Awesome

World Athletics Relays

Trivia Question of the Week

Motivational Thought of the Week