In this episode of the CSRM Podcast, Dr. Greg Linville interviews Dr. Roberta Wilburn. In Part 2, Dr. Roberta discusses her model regarding the passionate integration between faith and the athlete. She also uses her REAL framework and tells a powerful story of a conflict with someone with a different ideology.
The Association of Christian Sports and Recreation Ministries strives to equip and empower churches to reach people far from Jesus through sports and recreation. To learn more about CSRM, visit our website, https://www.csrm.org --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 - Introduction 1:43 - Passionate Integration 4:56 - REAL Framework
5:17 - Relationship
6:46 - Education
7:28 - Authenticity
8:23 - Life Long Journey 14:52 - How Questions Lead to Heart/Soul Connection --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #CSRM #OverwhelmingVictory #OverwhelmingVictoryFlix #robertawilburn #greglinville #sports #recreation #fitness #dance #ministry
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