CJ's Got Game

CJ.JM.post.jpg CJ was recently at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary for a meeting related to Together for the Gospel. During a break one afternoon, he arranged for a basketball game—CJ, John MacArthur, and Thabiti Anyabwile against 3 students. The dream team lost the first game, but won the second and, from what I hear, those who crowded in to see if CJ's statements in the Chapel last November were accurate found that, yes, the man's still got game.

Scott O'Neal, a student at Southern, posted this and some more action shots on his blog.

Comments (3)

Hey Josh,

Thank you for posting this. Someday I would like to go to Southern Seminary.

Paul

Posted by Paul Schafer | April 5, 2007 3:26 PM

Josh,

Glad to see that C.J.'s phenomenal "skills" are finally being put on display for all to affirm, and that you are more than willing to help out in that endeavor.

By the way...Jim mentioned that you still remember that pineapple you'd gotten a few years back at New Attitude '04. Much to my chagrine, I didn't mention it when I saw you while I was at Covenant Life a month ago. Oh well :)

Posted by John | April 6, 2007 4:46 PM

I am only kidding but that isn't fair that you get to connect to John MacArthur. (Dr.) I learn alot about the Bible from him and miss his radio programs sometimes. I am always amazed at the connections some of these radio preachers I am familiar with have with others.

THank you for sharing. I would like to see a close up of him ... He looks different on here vs his professional photo on his stuff through his ministry.

Judith

Posted by Judith | April 6, 2007 7:12 PM

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