Coaches often feel pressure to not only teach their athletes about defense and offense on the court, but also how they can apply those rules to living biblically off the court as well. In A Coach's Diary, Gerald T. Davis addresses those concerns with his own twenty years of experience coaching basketball and upholding God's Word. He pairs scripture with some of the challenges he faces in order answer the ever-present question: What does God want me to learn from this day?Allowing special insight into his own successes and failures, Davis provides an honest, candid look at what coaching is really like when you are up against worldly standards and temptations—especially when it comes to teenage boys. He shares his own personal growth during a particularly tough year coaching high school basketball. He had to make difficult decisions, but he walked with God the whole way. A Coach's Diary is more than a journal; it is a Bible-driven guide to navigating the everyday decisions we must make, and the consequences we must live with. Perfect for any sports lover, Davis highlights lessons he has learned on the court to show how much bigger they really are, and how God's Word can transform every one of them.