Get Back to Your Huddle!

By R. A. ROBB

Sometimes in life, its necessary to step back and to refocus, to go back the huddlea center place for information gathered, distributed for action, and executed. In Get Back to Your Huddle author Richard A. Robinson uses the analogy of the huddle, most common in sporting events and in the workplace, to help you understand the power of self-forgiveness, of letting go, and of moving on from past events or thoughts that may hinder progress.

Robinson explores the process of what it takes to get back to your huddle; its a thought process that unifies the spirit, mind, and body. He aligns the process with the Bible in a way that is open, honest, and truthful. Get Back to Your Huddle helps you become familiar with letting go of things that hold you down and to identify the thinking process of the harmful and destructive thoughts, emotions, and events you hold onto.

Using personal anecdotes and stories, Robinson shares how God has worked in his life, and he shows others how to get the focus back, find the peace that surpasses all understanding, and ultimately move on.

• Language: English
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Release date: Aug 27, 2015
• ISBN: 9781491760185

R. A. ROBB

Richard A. Robinson is a businessman living in North Carolina with his wife Delta and their two children.

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GET BACK TO YOUR HUDDLE!

Copyright © 2015 R. A. ROBB.

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ISBN: 978-1-4917-6019-2 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-4917-6018-5 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2015904882

iUniverse rev. date:   08/24/2015

Contents

Where Are You Standing Right Now?

Relationship

The Journey

The Game

The Stadium

The Play

The Line-Up

The Pause

The Route

The Enemy

The Ball

The Catch

The Dropped Ball

The Example

Suffering

The Simple Truth

The Prodigal Son

Notes

I give this book back to my mother, Everlina C. Coleman, for all the times she talked me back to my huddle. From being a boy in kindergarten to facing life head on as a man, everything in this book has her voice all over it, and each chapter came from a seed she planted in my soul.

In all my travels throughout life, I have found no greater teacher. I pray, through this book, that her voice is forever heard.

Rest peacefully, and wear your crown proudly. June 30, 1935–February 13, 2014

Where two or three gather together in my name, there I am in the middle of the huddle.

—God

Why the huddle?

A huddle is a central place for information gathered, distributed for action, and executed.

To be out of that place (out of focus) is a stagnant huddle—an unproductive or even counterproductive process.

Where Are You Standing Right Now?

We see huddles most commonly at sports arenas during football games, where players gather around the quarterback to listen for information on how to run the offense. Or basketball, where the coach pulls his players to the sidelines and gives instructions for that breathtaking shot. Everybody in the huddle knows who is getting the