We need to talk about it because as difficult as it is to talk about, abortion has spiritual, emotional and physical components that have lifelong consequences.

Whatever platform you currently have to influence others is a stewardship granted to you by God. He wants you to learn to use it for His purposes and not merely for your own.

Prayer is powerful because it works. God has given us an open line of communication where we can come to him and make requests on behalf of ourselves and others.

What we do flows from a growing understanding of who we are. A Christian athlete is first and foremost an adopted child of God, bought through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. But what does a Christian athlete look like?

99 glory-giving resolutions for the Christian athlete to consider implementing into their athletic context.

What does it look like for a Christian athlete to stay faithful to God while riding the pine? Here are seven habits to keep in mind.

Losing affords us an opportunity to show that our joy in Christ transcends outward circumstances.

When we thank God for the opportunity to play or for some success we’ve enjoyed, we are saying, “What I just experienced was a gift, and I want to recognize you as the giver of that gift. We got the help and you get the glory.”

But is there a limit on what we can ask Him for in prayer?

What does it look like for a Christian athlete to “honor your father and mother?” Aside from being a commandment given to us from God for wise living, it’s also a pathway to joyful and healthy relationship.

We have made a link between earthly success and it being the main thing God is glorified through.

By no means is this an attempt to pigeonhole every Christian athlete who has ever used the phrase “glory to God.” These are dangers we can fall prey to, however, when we have a distorted view of glory.