Thursday, January 28, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Oilers v. Blackhawks - Mark 8:14-21
Quinn's players had completely forgotten how to win games. They carried with them the memory of only one win in their last eighteen games. "You must be careful," Quinn warned them. "You must watch diligently the errors of Strudwick and the offensive zone penalties of Moreau."
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Oilers v. Blackhawks - Mark 8:1-13
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Oilers v. Blackhawks - Mark 8:1-13
Friday, January 22, 2010
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Oilers v. Avalanche - Luke 18:15-17
Some people started bringing members of one of the youngest teams in the NHL to Jesus to have him touch them so that they could be blessed after a season of trials. When the Oilers - who were diligent followers of Jesus - saw this, they started to rebuke these people.
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Oilers v. Avalanche - Luke 18:9-14
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Oilers v. Avalanche - Luke 18:9-14
Oilers v. Penguins - Melody of McGuire 5:2-8
Last night I was asleep,
but my heart was awake!
Listen! I heard him! And I spoke aloud:
"Score for me my countryman, my Olympic captain,
my El-Kabong, my flawless one!"
My head was drenched with sweat,
my hand with the wetness of the night.
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Oilers v. Penguins - Melody of McGuire 5:10-16
but my heart was awake!
Listen! I heard him! And I spoke aloud:
"Score for me my countryman, my Olympic captain,
my El-Kabong, my flawless one!"
My head was drenched with sweat,
my hand with the wetness of the night.
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Oilers v. Penguins - Melody of McGuire 5:10-16
Oilers v. Flames - Obadiah 16-21
"Just as you Calgarians look down of the Oilers now, so every team will look down upon you when Yahweh redeems his people. Yes, every coach will circle games against Calgary on the schedule and say to himself, 'easy win.'
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Oilers v. Flames - Obadiah 1-6
Oilers v. Flames - Obadiah 7-15
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Oilers v. Flames - Obadiah 1-6
Oilers v. Flames - Obadiah 7-15
Labels:
Biblical Oilerpretation,
Calgary Flames
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Oilers v. Flames - Obadiah 7-15
"All of your fans will turn on you; those who once purchased your jerseys will cry out and complain; those who have been eating from the hand of Sutter will turn around and betray him sneakily but he will not perceive it. In that day," declares Yahweh, "I will laugh at the downfall of Calgary's upper management, the men who once sat high and mighty in the pressbox will be brought low."
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Oilers v. Flames - Obadiah 1-6
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Oilers v. Flames - Obadiah 1-6
Labels:
Biblical Oilerpretation,
Calgary Flames
Oilers v. Canucks - Matthew 12:15-21
Aware of their desire to destroy him, Quinn no longer spoke to members of the Vancouver organization. It turns out that it wasn't only Penner that was inspired by him. Many others were pleased with Quinn, especially his willingness to speak about the things the team was lacking. Unlike others in the organization, it seemed to them that Quinn was willing to tell the truth.
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Oilers v. Canucks - Matthew 12:1-8
Oilers v. Canucks - Matthew 12:9-14
Oilers v. Canucks - Matthew 12:22-32
See Also:
Oilers v. Canucks - Matthew 12:1-8
Oilers v. Canucks - Matthew 12:9-14
Oilers v. Canucks - Matthew 12:22-32
Labels:
Biblical Oilerpretation,
Vancouver Canucks
Oilers v. Wild - Titus 3:1-11
Remind the players that they ought to be subject to their coaches, obedient, ready to do whatever it takes to win, not slandering the performance of others but being good leaders in the room and humbly acknowledging their own faults in an effort to improve.
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Oilers v. Wild - Titus 1:1-5
Oilers v. Wild - Titus 1:6-9
Oilers v. Wild - Titus 1:10-16
Oilers v. Wild - Titus 2:1-15
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Oilers v. Wild - Titus 1:1-5
Oilers v. Wild - Titus 1:6-9
Oilers v. Wild - Titus 1:10-16
Oilers v. Wild - Titus 2:1-15
Labels:
Biblical Oilerpretation,
Minnesota Wild
Oilers v. Blues - Mark 3:13-19
Quinn went up on a mountainside and called a closed-door meeting for his most important players. He appointed six - designating them as leaders - that they might be with him and that he might sometimes ask them to preach his message of commitment, heart and rolling lines, giving them authority over those demonic teams from other cities like the Blues, Wild and Canucks.
Labels:
Biblical Oilerpretation,
St. Louis Blues
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