Out of his Own Mouth

Out of His Own Mouth
Acts 22.12-22

In British football, the ‘manager’, or head coach, is often the most important character in the whole unit. Players come and players go, but if the manager is good he can make things happen, win tournaments, put on excellent performances no matter what.

But often, of course, managers move from one club to another. Sometimes this is because they have been sacked by a club that’s doing badly; but sometimes it happens because, even though their club was doing well, they have received an offer they can’t refuse from elsewhere. And when that happens, you can expect fireworks...

Taken from Acts for Everyone Part 2 by Tom Wright