My Identity Is In Christ, Not In

God Loves Me, And That He Has The Perfect Plan For Me. His Plan Will Take Me Through A Lots Of Ups And Downs, But If I Stay Faithful To Him That In The End He Will Work Everything For My Good. Now When I Play Basketball, I Don't Play For Anyone Else, I Only Play For God. That's The Type Of Purpose That He Gave Me, And Once He Gave Me That Purpose, Is When I Found My Peace, And Once I Got My Peace, That's When I Got My Joy.

I Grew Up In The Church, And I Always Kind Of Knew Bible Stories And Knew The Sunday School Answers, But When I Was A Freshman In High School I Joined Youth Group, And That's When I Started To See Radical Love; That's When I Started To See What Christian Community Is Supposed To Look Like And What Fellowship Is Supposed To Look Like.

I'm Not Like The Next Michael Jordan, But I'm Also Not What Everyone Saw Me As Before I Started Playing In The Nba, Either.

Not Sure If That Will Benefit Me Or Hurt Me, But I Know I Have The Skills And Am Ready To Play In The Nba Regardless Of My Ethnicity.

My Best Career Decision Was Probably Not Giving Up When I Wanted To. God As Well As My Family And Friends Were There For Me During My Toughest Times.