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Writer's pictureAshley McDonough

Four Friends and a Roof

In the bustling town of Capernaum, a paralyzed man lay on his mat, unable to move or walk. His hope for healing rested in the hands of four friends who were determined to bring him to Jesus. However, the crowded house where Jesus was teaching posed a challenge - how could they get their friend to Jesus with so many people blocking the way?


Undeterred by the obstacles, the four friends came up with a bold plan. They carried their paralyzed friend to the roof, dug through the thatch, and lowered him down on his mat right in front of Jesus. Their faith, determination, and teamwork were truly remarkable.


This story teaches us a valuable lesson about the power of having teammates who are willing to go to great lengths to support and help us. Just like the four friends who worked together to bring their friend to Jesus, having teammates who are dedicated, creative, and selfless can make all the difference in overcoming challenges and achieving our goals.


Imagine having teammates who are not only there for you in good times but also in times of need, who are willing to think outside the box and take risks to help you succeed. These are the kind of teammates who lift you when you are down, who inspire you to be your best self, and who show you the true meaning of friendship and support.


In our own lives, we may not need to lower someone through a roof to get them to Jesus, but we can certainly emulate the spirit of the four friends by being there for each other, working together towards a shared purpose, and never giving up on those we care about.


So, let us love and appreciate the teammates who lift us up, believe in us when we doubt ourselves, and show us the power of unity and friendship. Together, like the four friends who lowered the paralyzed man through the roof, we can achieve the impossible and make a positive impact on our locker rooms and the world around us.




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