Jesus Loves Fuller Sports

I was having a conversation today with some friends about being the Sports Coordinator for Fuller for the 2007/2008 school year. We were passing around some idea's about the Intramural Sports Program at Fuller. Some of the suggestions which we came up with are:
-Mandatory/Random Drug testing-we do not want any 'Roid Rage incidents
-Mandatory team penalty for anyone who says, "It's just Intramural sports at Fuller", then acts as if they just lost the Super Bowl.
-If a player is running with the football and alludes a flag pull, close-lining said player will be illegal.
-Ref's in all sports will know the rules of the sports they ref. :)

These are just quips in which I am attempting to have a sense of humor. Sometimes my humor works, others times it does not. I am open to other suggestions for the Sports year.

Tim's post today got me thinking about what the incarnation of the gospel message should look like in our culture. I was reading John's gospel this morning and Jesus was confronting the religious leaders, as usual. He was basically yelling at them, because they kept saying that Jesus had a demon. He then stated that they do not know God and they dishonor Jesus himself.
I was struck by how confrontational Jesus' message was. I then started to think about music, because in my life the music that most influenced me was music with a message. Some Christian music that I would disagree with theologically has the most profound effect upon me when I listen to it, probably because through the lyrics a story is told. I think that many people today do not identify closely with Christian music, because it does not tell stories which are important, but paints everything with "rosy cheeks", but is not true to life's story, which is wrought with pain and suffering, and liberation is found somewhere in the midst of those stories.