21 Quotes by Tim Kimmel

God challenged death to a duel, and death chose a cross as its weapon. God fired back with an empty grave. He defeated death when He walked out of its grip into the light of a beautiful Sunday morning. For those who trust in this truth, its eternally Sunday. That's why we can respond to the shadows of death that cross our path with the words of David: "I will fear no evil" (Psalm 23:4).

Until kids find something worth dying for, they don't have anything worth living for.

The issue isn't--nor should it ever be--how weak our child is, but rather how strong our God is.

I know that a lot of Christian kids rebel. But as I said earlier, I'm convinced that most of them don't really want to. They just haven't been given a better alternative. The only true antidote for a life of rebellion is a life worth living.

Our children's rebellion is not the problem. It is the symptom. Why they are rebelling is the problem. And unless we address the "why," the external things we do in reaction to their rebellion will not make much of a difference.

Some of your children's rebellion against your spiritual lifestyle might be a necessary step in their finding an authentic relationship with God. But beware: If they find it, it might look quite different from what you've always thought it should be.

Calling a child "rebellious" has the equivalent effect of calling a child that is struggling in school "stupid." It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

I was really mad with my girls because we talked about challenging the outside and switching on screens and they just didn't get it done. I know Latrobe shoots very well and you can't give them open looks from the perimeter and we did early on.

We had some open shots and didn't take them. We just have continue to battle for a spot in the playoffs.