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Why Your New Year's Resolutions Won't Work
By Sungyak Kim
December 27, 2012
Sungyak "John" Kim is a student at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando. Follow him on Twitter @sungyak.
It occurred to me recently that when people share their New Year's resolutions, they tend to talk about things that point indirectly to their character: "I want to eat healthier ... I want to pay off my debt ... I want to read through the entire Bible ... " Our resolutions reflect our hopes of becoming a better "me." Though they may seem to be mere matters of behavioral modification, the fact that we always fail to keep them seems to point to a deeper problem.
If you think about it, an admission of a character flaw is almost always built into a New Year's resolution, then quickly explained away—"I know I should do this, but I have failed to do it this year. I want to set a new goal, try harder next year and succeed."
Alas, there's the elephant in the room. Didn't you say the same thing last year, and the year before? Perhaps this is a good indicator that we have a bigger problem on our hands than just not keeping our vows. The bigger problem is that we're not very good at doing what we know is for our own good. This should reveal that, lurking subtly behind bad eating habits, persistent debt and slacking spirituality, are character flaws that are not essentially behavioral but existential. Our failures have less to do with what we do and more with who we are.
Our resolutions reflect our hopes of becoming a better "me."
And that's probably what most of us intend when we set down our resolutions. But if the change is not in our being, the change will never be permanent. Maybe this is what Gandhi meant when he said (supposedly) that we ought to "be the change we want to see." Perhaps he didn't mean by this that we must simply do this or that, but, quite literally, to be this or that. Whatever we resolve to do in the upcoming year, we should resolve to be that for the rest of our lives.
What we really need are lifetime resolutions—because if it's truly worth doing, it's probably worth living for.
This emphasis on being is important because our actions can only take us to a certain threshold, whereas our being takes the baton and finishes the race. If no "being" is there to greet us, then our actions are just a cumbersome charade, not a way to victory. The kind of victory God desires for us is total. God wants both our hearts and our hands, our joy and our obedience, our being and our doing. And this not for a year, but for eternity.
Our failures have less to do with what we do and more with who we are.
Lingering behind the excitement of welcoming the new "me" is the rather misguided confidence in our own ability. We're tempted to think our characters can be changed in a year simply because we proclaim it to the world and write so in our diaries. To this, James would say, "As it is, you boast in your arrogance. All such boasting is evil" (James 4:16, ESV). Our words fail us. So do our deeds. Our hope must be in words and works that do not fail. We need to put our hope in something more consistent, an absolute anchor that wills for us when our behaviors fall short (and they will fall short). We need our Shepherd right there with us, to help us press on, albeit inconsistently, toward being made complete (Philippians 3:14).
The profitable motivation behind setting up New Year's resolutions is not "I've not done what I should've done" but "I'm not yet who I'm meant to be." We need take our eyes off our abilities and our accomplishments and look once again at the perfect image we want to be conformed to: Jesus Christ. He's performed what our behaviors can never accomplish and set us free from the obligation to perform perfectly by His promise to perfect us in His time (Philippians 1:6). Both by His words and deeds, we know God cares for us more than we can ever care for ourselves.
Behavior control is no longer our resolution. To be loved by the perfect love of God is.
You've probably heard the adage "You can't turn the Titanic around in a day." Neither can we turn our characters around in a year. Nor can we do so on our own. So, perhaps admitting our inability to perfect ourselves and clinging to the One who is strong in our weakness is a worthy resolution all its own. Paul seems to imply this much when he says, "Let those of us who are mature think this way" (Philippians 3:15, ESV).
Let us all then, as a first step, resolve to think this way.
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This was a great and thought provoking article to read right before new years! One thought though, what does it mean to 'cling to the one who is strong in our weakness'. How do you cling? Just a thought!
Awesome. I love this article. Really helps me focus on the big picture instead of the yearly one! Thanks for sharing!
Rock on. Great article!
Great read. Timely I must add. True that for most, resolutions are more like annual targets we set out to do and therefore kind of end when the year ends (if they have been achieved) yet our focus should be in renewing our minds/ character to become more like Christ which is a more sustainable goal. Kinda like hitting two birds with one stone. As we grow in Christ-likeness, we also learn how to constantly fix our gaze on the cross and not on our empty selves.


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I am looking to buy a mixer to make pizza dough. i was wondering if anyone has had any personal experiance with the bosch mixer? It sounds like a KA mixer might not be the best buy to make dough. Thanks rodeo
I use my FP for pasta dough. Haven't made pizza dough yet but don't know why it wouldn't work for that also.
re: JK Grence the Cosmic Jester
"See if you can find yourself one of the old Hobart-made KitchenAid mixers, they're built rock solid."
That's the best advice you're going to get on this thread. I've had the KA 45SS for more than 30 years and even after being dropped on the floor it's never skipped beat. Check ebay. The Hobart models, nice looking ones too, become available with some frequency and seem to sell for comparatively modest amounts. Until you find your Hobart KA, figure out another way to make pizza dough.
I have an older (1970s) Kitchen Aid K5A and have never had a problem with it when making any kind of bread. Or anything else, for that matter. I've heard occasional squeaks from folks who were concerned about their dough climbing the dough hook, but that's just part of the process. I've never had mine actually climb out of the bowl, and the dough eventually all gets properly kneaded, so there's no problem. However, I cannot speak for the latest Kitchen Aid mixers. I have heard that they are not as good. Having never tried one, I can't confirm that.
Fortunately, Hobart never subscribed to the Detroit philosophy of a new body design every year, so no one ever looks at my K5A and says, "Wow! That's an antique!" Maybe looking for an old Kitchen Aid on eBay is the answer? '-)
re: Caroline1
As I understand it, the latest KitchenAid mixers are not as good because they were bought by Whirlpool. The ones made by Whirlpool have plastic gears and housings, and the old ones have metal gears and housings. Whirlpool also bought out Jenn-Air. I found out after the fact . . . . bought a gas glass-top JennAir cooktop and the glass cracked in several places after only 3 months.
re: metalgrannie
I have a KA stand mixer and put it through it's paces and never had a problem with it failing but now I'm wondering if it was a good buy. Where'd you hear about the plastic gears? I'd like to read more if I can.
Thanks :)
re: maplesugar
I've got a K5. 325W motor. 5 qt bowl. Opted NOT to get the larger mixer because it was way more mixer than I needed. I have never had a problem with it. I have used it to make pizza dough and recently have started trying to learn to bake bread. It still kind of freaks me out when the dough climbs the hook, but somehow it seems to get kneaded anyway.
I have also used it to mix the "dough" for buckeyes, which is a very stiff mixture of peanut butter and powdered sugar. I quit making it in my Cuisinart (food processor) because it was so stiff that it heated the motor up and the dough got rather warm as well. No such problems in the KA mixer. I had it going for half an hour straight today mixing dough.
The "plastic gear" to which you are referring is most likely the "sacrificial" gear that was intended to break on overload so that the motor wouldn't tear itself apart. I don't think they use that anymore, they are relying on a power cutoff instead. They were also using a plastic transmission box cover in the K6's that has since been replaced by metal. The metal one is a lot noisier, from what I've been told. That was like 5 years ago, I think.
Keep in mind that all plastic is not created equal. There are some plastics that are used in high heat applications. The sacrificial gear design is actually safer than trying to rely on a power cut off. Mechanical protection in these kinds of situations rarely fails. It's like the shear pin on a lawn mower motor. Well, on GOOD lawn mower motors. If you hit something that stops the blade, instead of trashing the motor, the shear pin is designed so that it will break (shear) and the motor will be saved because it is mechanically disengaged. The sacrificial gear was like that. I personally would prefer the sacrificial gear design because it's far less likely to fail (failing in this case meaning it WOULDN'T break under overload and the motor would grind itself to bits).
KAs probably aren't what they were 20 or 30 years ago. Neither are Cuisinarts. They're still good machines IMO.
I hope you aren't waiting to get your mixer before making pizza. As bread dough goes, pizza dough is pretty easy to mix and knead by hand. Unless you need pizzeria quantities, hand kneading has the advantage of giving you a feel for the consistency of the dough, which is critical when it comes to stretching the crust out.
re: MikeB3542
I use my FP right now to make my pizza dough but i am looking to get in the pizza buisness. I just want to make more dough at once. I do not need amy big commercial mixer just a good mixer. thanks rodeo
re: rodeo
If you want to expand to semi-professional then I would suggest either one of the high wattage Kitchen Aids or much better yet a used table top Hobart. Search restaurant supply stores and be sure to look in the back room!
Another option is to watch for auctions from failing businesses depending on where you live.
I have used many KA's in professional kitchens although typically for pastry. IMO a lot of people unknowingly purchase a low wattage KA and are unhappy.
Costco carries one at a very good price and you can order on line if you are a member. Better yet if you are unhappy you can return it any time for a full refund including freight!
re: Fritter
We bought a 575 watt KW Pro. I find it is not that keen on heavy multigrain dough. I do not exceed 7 cups of flower/grain. Even on this partial load the machine is almost stalling. It certainly doesn't have the power of my old Kenwood chef. They are sold here under the name De Longhi, but appear to have a bad reputation for service according to Amazon reviews. I just hope I don't have one with plastic gears.
re: Paulustrious
All Kitchen Aid Pro and commercial models use all metal gears and housings. There was only one KA series ever produced with plastic gears and that was by design to save the motor in case it was over loaded. That model now uses a switch to shut the machine off instead of relying on a nylon gear.
I guess it depends on your expectations. If you need more than this then IMO you need a true professional mixer.
I have a 350 watt KA professional. 13 years old. I've draged it to several professional kitchens when I needed it for extra projects etc. I've processed hundreds of pounds of venison with it and it's produced more dough than I could even venture a guess at. You can do a comparison of KA mixers on their web site.
re: Fritter
Thanks for the update. I was just used to a 1200 watt mixer and this one seems to have less grunt. If I get 10 years from it I will be content.
On a different aspect, there are not enough 'power-take-offs' on this mixer so you cannot attach things like a blender.
One other thing for the OP. If you only want to make pizza dough then consider a bread maker. They make very good (but limited quantity) doughs. In fact I think they do a better job of proving since they control the temperature. Just set it to "Don't Bake" and roll it out when the cycle finishes.
Not sure if this will help but Costco is having a coupon sale on the 475 watt 5 qt Kitchen Aid from 4/13/09-5/03/09. $40 off. That should drop the price to about $260 pre-tax.
If you don't get a coupon book they usually have them at the service desk.
I second the vote for making pizza dough by hand. I have a KitchenAid but find myself unwilling to pull it out and clean the parts when I'm only making pizza dough. Stir it with a spoon, knead with your hands, done...
The OP would be well-advised to look at the stretch-and-fold technique BEFORE purchasing a potentially costly mixer (used tabletop Hobarts can still fetch nearly $1000 -- they're in demand for a reason). With stretch-and-fold, you can work very large batches of dough with near-perfect results, little hand fatigue, and no additional cash outlay.
"I ran across this technique when the mixer in the kitchen I was renting died - a day before I had to make 140 loaves of bread. In a panic, I sent an email to the Bread Baker's Guild of America mailing list begging for help. The president of the guild, Craig Ponsford of Artisan Bakers not only sent me an email, he called me and talked to me for about 45 minutes. [...]"
"Having used this technique for about a year now, I feel the only advantage of having a mixer is that you can be measuring the next batch of bread as the mixer kneads the one you just measured. [...]"
re: Joe Blowe
Those thousand dollar Hobart's you're talking about are professional mixers with a capacity of 20, 30, and 60 quarts--not exactly countertop models. If you look further, you'll see that there are a couple of KA 45SS models (the one that's been a workhorse for me for more than 30 years) that will probably sell for less, or at least not much more, than $100.
re: JoanN
I'm talking about Hobarts, not Hobart-made KitchenAids. A Hobart N50 *is* a countertop model, and has a 5 quart capacity...
I know you're speaking of KitchenAid, but if you read my post a little more carefully, I said, "look at the stretch-and-fold technique BEFORE purchasing a *potentially* costly mixer..." The OP said they might be looking to get into the pizza business, and I responded approriately.
re: Joe Blowe
I read your post carefully enough to see that you were giving an entirely misleading impression of the cost of a Hobart-made KitchenAid stand mixer, which is after all what JK Grence, Caroline1, and I had been talking about.
re: Joe Blowe
The N50 spec sheet may be of real interest to others serious about baking that want a true commercial product and ease of portability.
re: JoanN
"Those thousand dollar Hobart's you're talking about are professional mixers with a capacity of 20, 30, and 60 quarts--not exactly countertop models"
20 quarts isn't exactly huge for some one wanting to go pro. Think of that little KA 5 quart bowl x4. The 20 quart is indeed a counter top model. I've owned one.
I wouldn't opt to spend $100 on a 30 year old mixer especially from eBay and trust that it would be in great working order when you can buy a new one with higher wattage for $160 more. One repair could make the new one a much better deal. *IF* you can even get a 30 year old KA repaired.
If the OP is serious about going pro then a Table top 20 quart Hobart (A200) is a great way to fly but not cheap(This is why I suggest looking for auctions). If I was buying a KA and wanting it to see serious duty I would go with the Commercial model that is NFS rated and has a better motor (although a lower wattage). The "Commercial" model is the most similar to the antique KA's made by Hobart.
MSRP for that model is $545
Here's one on eBay (I'm NOT suggesting this one just showing the physical size) with a video of it operating.
re: Fritter
Nameplate wattage has zero to do with what a mixer can do. zip. Nothing. I use an ancient hobart 20 quart mixer fairly regularly; it's capable of mixing 20 quarts of whatever is put in the bowl. That includes, I'm told, concrete. Its motor input rating: 375 watts. Its output: 250 watts, 1/3 horsepower.
re: dscheidt
I only mention the wattage because that is the measure that most will use for the standard KA's.
If you look at the plate on the A200 or N50 I don't believe Hobart even lists the wattage.
The commercial KA has lower wattage but a stronger motor.
I've had a Bosch for 8 years now and it seems like a good fit for your needs - as long as you are going to be using it for large volumes. Mine is a workhorse that is abused regularly for bread dough.
That said, it's ONLY good for med - large volumes. It's a waste of space for anything small...or even on the small side of medium.
I recommend the Electrolux Assistent (sic), which makes twice as much bread dough as my 30 year-old KA. Plus I love how I can look directly into the bowl while I am mixing my dough. I don't like it for cakes, however, since it doesn't have a paddle but a roller and a dough hook. Its grinder is awesome, and my husband loves it for making sausage -- far better than the KA which, even though it is an old, Hobart model, is like a toy compared to this.
I don't use a mixer other than my hands to make pizza dough. I thought you had to knead it on a board or counter but found out its easier to knead it in a bowl. I have dough for 2 pizzas right now on the counter proofing because we are having pizza for supper :-)
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I would suggest checking out a Viking Mixer. The horsepower and quality can't be beat.
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Former Strikeforce and K-1 champion Alistair Overeem still wants a piece of former UFC heavyweight titleholder Junior dos Santos, even though his next opponent is already booked.
The Reem briefly mentioned his desire to square off with the Brazilian power puncher when he appeared on Ariel Helwani's The MMA Hour, per Luke Thomas of MMA Fighting.
"I'm focused and I want to really fight," Overeem said. "I'm very optimistic [a bout with dos Santos] is going to come and I want it to come. I could see that fight happening right after this fight, I'd like to fight with Junior."
Recently snapping a two-fight losing streak with a dominant win over Frank Mir at UFC 169 in February, The Demolition Man was supposed to battle JDS for the heavyweight strap at UFC 146 in May 2012.
However, that bout never came to fruition after the new addition to the Greg Jackson's MMA team failed a drug test for elevated levels of testosterone, per MMA Junkie.
Coincidentally, he ended up being replaced by Mir, who lost the championship bout when he was TKO'ed in the second round.
The two were finally going to settle their differences one year later at UFC 160, but again the matchup wasn't meant to be when Overeem withdrew from the matchup due to an undisclosed injury, per MMA Fighting.
After Overeem turned down two separate possible locations and circumstances to fight Dos Santos earlier this year, UFC President Dana White said the hulking heavyweight was clearly ducking his Brazilian counterpart, per Marc Raimondi of Fox Sports.
There is a slight possibility Overeem vs. Dos Santos could occur before the end of the year. Overeem is set to meet Ben Rothwell at UFC Fight Night 50 on September 5, while JDS awaits a matchup since losing a title fight against Cain Velasquez at UFC 166 in October.
Theoretically, that could set up Reem vs. JDS at the UFC's year-end pay-per-view in December, but that would largely hinge on what happens when Overeem faces Rothwell.
At this current juncture, is Overeem vs. Dos Santos still a premier heavyweight matchup that the fans want to see sooner than later?
John Heinis is a featured columnist for Bleacher Report. He is also the MMA editor for eDraft.com.
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In Six Dividend Stocks for current income I provided a list of higher yielding dividend stocks, which investors could use for current income. With a high current yield, the stock list could provide a decent stream of dividend income for retired individuals. There lies another problem however.
Most younger investors tend to ignore dividend stocks, which typically are mature, slower growing companies with dependable cashflows a portion of which are distributed back to investors. Younger investors view these dependable income stocks as boring and too slow moving, which don't have anything better to do with their cashflows but send them back to owners in the form of dividends. Instead these investors prefer investing in growth stocks with high price earnings ratios and high expectations for growth. While most companies that distribute a portion of their profits in the form of dividends realize that double-digit growth cannot last forever, most growth stocks sell at rich valuations, supported by analysts who have perfected the art of predicting high growth rates for decades to come. As soon as the music stops, these growths stocks stumble, dragging investors fortunes with them.
On the other hand the dividend stocks would have kept growing, albeit at a slower pace, and would have kept sending a higher stream of dividend income to shareholders, to be used at their own discretion. Many investors do not realize that unlike capital gains, dividends are real cash that bolsters your return. Dividends have also accounted for 40% of the annual average total returns of the S&P 500 over the past century. A company, which grows its dividend year after year, could end up paying a double-digit yield on cost to long-term investors over time.
Companies that regularly pay dividends impose a discipline on managers to treat cash very carefully and thus make better decisions by adopting projects, which would generally improve the bottom line, without sacrificing return on equity.
Thus dividend stocks, which consistently grow their payments, should be in every investor's portfolio, irrespective of their age. A stock that regularly grows its distributions provides an inflation proof source of income, which is much more reliable than the Consumer Price Index, on which TIPs (TIP) rely on.
A stock could afford to consistently raise distributions by selling products, which have a strong brand image, and thus are not easily substituted by others. Examples of such companies include Procter & Gamble (PG), Clorox (CLX), Pepsi Co (PEP), Wal-Mart (WMT) and Emerson Electric (EMR).
The Clorox Company (CLX) manufactures and markets a range of consumer products such as bleaches; cleaning products; water-filtration systems and filters; auto-care products; plastic bags, wraps, and containers; Over the past decade the company has managed to boost earnings per share at a rate of 13.60% annually. Clorox has paid uninterrupted dividends increased payments to common shareholders every year for 31 years. Dividends have increased at an average rate of 8.60% annually since 1999. Check my analysis of the The Clorox Company (CLX).
Emerson Electric Co. (EMR), a diversified global technology company, engages in designing and supplying product technology and delivering engineering services to various industrial and commercial, and consumer markets worldwide. The company operates through five segments: Process Management, Industrial Automation, Network Power, Climate Technologies, and Appliance and Tools. The company has been able to increase earnings at an average rate of 8.40% annually over the past decade. Emerson Electric Co. has increased payments to stockholders for 52 consecutive years. The ten-year dividend growth rate is 7% per annum over the past decade. Check my analysis of Emerson Electric Co. (EMR).
PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP) manufactures, markets, and sells various snacks, carbonated and non-carbonated beverages, and foods worldwide. The company manufactures, sells, and distributes Pepsi-cola beverages and is enhancing its distribution channels through its acquisition of key bottlers. The company has been able to increase earnings at an average rate of 9.90% annually over the past decade. PepsiCo has been consistently increasing its dividends for 36 consecutive years. Dividend payments have increased by an average rate of 13.50% annually since 1999. Check my analysis of PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP).
The Procter & Gamble Company (P&G), together with its subsidiaries, provides branded consumer goods products worldwide. The company operates in three global business units (GBU): Beauty, Health and Well-Being, and Household Care. The company has been able to increase earnings at an average rate of 12.20% annually over the past decade. Procter & Gamble has been increasing its dividends for the past 53 consecutive years. Dividend payments have increased by an average of 10.90% annually over the past 10 years. Check my analysis of Procter & Gamble (PG).
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (WMT) operates retail stores in various formats worldwide. It operates through three segments: Wal-Mart Stores, Sam's Club, and International. The company has managed to deliver an impressive 11.60% average annual increase in its EPS. Wal-Mart Stores has consistently increased dividends every year for 35 years. Dividends have increased at an average rate of 18.90 % annually since 1999. Check my analysis of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (WMT).
While these companies are poised to deliver strong long-term dividend growth, don't throw caution away. These stocks should be a part of a diversified dividend portfolio with at least 30 components in it.
Full Disclosure: Long CLX, EMR, PEP, PG and WMT
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Five Dividend Stocks for long-term dividend growth
In Six Dividend Stocks for current income I provided a list of higher yielding dividend stocks, which investors could use for current income. With a high current yield, the stock list could provide a decent stream of dividend income for retired individuals. There lies another problem however.
Posted by D at 3:00 AM
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2 comments:
- AnonymousOctober 27, 2009 at 6:21 AM
I'm retired, enjoy the market, and pursue a strategy similar to what you advocate. I appreciate your discipline and blogging.ReplyDelete
You're correct about younger investors, I believe, and even some who do follow your strategy will find a 30 stock portfolio too time-consuming to manage. As an alternative, or as part of a diversified portfolio, I'm curious what you think about income-builder mutual funds. CAIBX and TIBIX are two that come to mind.
I have a core position in CAIFX and only add an individual holding to my portfolio if its dividend exceeds that of the fund or it isn't already held by the fund. It's a strategy along the lines of super-charging your portfolio results, advocated by Phil DeMuth.
Thanks again for all you do.
Do you still consider Pepsi to be interesting? Its yield is back under 3% and in fact has gone down since March (when you wrote your analysis). The P/E is also up slightly (16.21).. still a buyer?ReplyDelete
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A motorist called police Thursday morning after seeing Paul MacLeod, 71, slumped in a chair outside the shrine known as Graceland Too, Marshall County Coroner James Richard Anderson said. He said there was no blood or trauma to MacLeod's body.
It appears to be natural causes, but it is pending until we get the autopsy, Anderson said.
MacLeod's death comes two days after police say he killed Dwight Taylor, 28, at the 1850s home that doubled as a museum. Police questioned and released MacLeod. No charges were filed. MacLeod attorney Phillip Knecht said Taylor forced his way inside, demanded money, and the two men fought before the shooting.
The museum is in Holly Springs, in the kudzu-covered hills of north Mississippi. It's about halfway between Presley's birthplace in Tupelo and his final home and resting place at the Graceland mansion in Memphis, Tennessee.
Graceland Too – which is not affiliated with Graceland or the Presley estate – became a pilgrimage for fans. People could arrive at any hour, pay $5 and get a tour from the hyper-caffeinated MacLeod, who said in 2009 that he drank 24 cans of Coca-Cola a day. Wearing his hair in a perpetual 1950s slicked-back do, he would tap-tap-tap on visitors' arms as he pointed out items in his floor-to-ceiling mishmash of photos, records, figurines, cardboard cutouts, clocks and other random kitsch featuring Elvis.
My ex-wife told me, Make up your mind. Either me or the Elvis collection.' So that put an end to that, MacLeod, who named his son after the King of Rock 'n' Roll, told The Associated Press in late 2009.
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Elite 2014 recruit cites religion as a major deciding factor
May 4, 2013, 1:20 PM EST
FORT WAYNE, In. — High school basketball recruits usually have a few specific traits in mind as they sift through scholarship offers trying to decide on a school. Most players will cite similar things like a relationship with the coach, the style of play, or the chance to play for a league or national title.
But for elite class of 2014 forward Leron Black, a native of Memphis and the No. 16 prospect in the class of 2014 according to Rivals, he has a very important and specific factor in mind when he chooses his future program: Religion.
While religious beliefs have been in a factor in the recruitment of other players before, it is rare to hear a player cite religion as a main reason for deciding on a program.
"The main thing I'm looking for is I'm big on my Christianity, so I want to be somewhere where I can express that and spread it around and the coaches won't have a problem with it," Black explained to NBC Sports.
Black went on to explain his reason for using religion as the primary factor in his basketball future. The 6-8 forward from White Station High School currently claims scholarship offers from Florida, Connecticut, Illinois, Baylor, Ohio State, North Carolina State, Georgia Tech and Tennessee.
"(My Christianity) plays a big role in my life, I pray and read my Bible every day," Black said. "It's really big in my household and important to me and my family."
While Black is still early in the recruiting process and not intent on making any visits anytime soon, he is still fielding calls from coaches and going through the process at his own pace. Interestingly enough, Black was once committed to Baylor, but decommited after he felt he wasn't ready to decide his future.
"I still love the coaching staff and everybody over there, I just thought I committed too early," Black said of the Baylor situation. "I wanted to take some time and I wanted to make sure that (the school) was the place God wanted me to be."
The focus for Black right now is to get healthy after missing most of the spring with an ankle injury. While Black's trademark lift and explosiveness is noticeably down at the Bill Hensley Memorial Run-N-Slam, he is playing his way back into shape with Team Thad.
"I hadn't played in like three weeks so this is my first time playing in awhile. I just have to get my feel back," Black said. "I hurt my ankle and I had past ankle injuries to the same ankle so the doctor just told me I needed some time to rest and heal."
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- barkleyblows - May 4, 2013 at 2:54 PM
Good for this young man!! Wish him nothing but the best!!
- mtheparrothead - May 5, 2013 at 2:25 PM
I thought only athletes coming out the closet got press?
- bigmeechy74 - May 6, 2013 at 11:15 AM
Exodus 21:7-11 ……….. This is a really good one from a "loving" God- Deuteronomy 22:28-29………Exodus 21:7-11….. Yep. Good to see this stuff is still respected and encouraged. 2 Samuel 6:3-7 Exodus 12:29-30
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