Religion: We must ran the race and finish it well

Pastor Isabella Mwango

We all love wining in life. We watch our favorite teams play and we emotionally get in the field and cheer them up. In our son’s basket ball team games, one of the parents cheers the team with all his passion. He gets involved to a point you feel he might get into the court and correct what the team is missing. Recently at the team’s basket ball BBQ, his wife told us a story of how during one of the NBA season games between the Golden Gate Warriors and the Lakers, he was cheering and yelling because the Warriors were loosing the game. At one point, he yelled so loud and the neighbors thought there was a fight going on, and  they called the police. By the time they showed up the game was over and he had passed out on coach with disappointment. The police asked his wife if all was well in their house and she answered yes. The police told her why they were there and she explained to them that her husband was watching a game and things got a little out of hand. Further, she told the police that he got louder in cheering and cursing at the players on TV. When the husband was asked what was going on, he narrated to the police about his disappointing experience in watching his favorite team lose. We all love wining whether it’s in sports, arguments or even in presenting ideas, we want our ideas to win.