Congrats Brian Smith and Ed Uszynski on the launch of Away Game. Brian’s book Christian Athlete was a Game Changer for me. Look forward to how Away Game is going to help so many families & coaches embrace this awesome world of sports but to help remember why it all exists.

What does it look like to take a story like Jonah and teach it to athletes? thechristianathlete.com/blog/four-athl…

This is also helpful for Christian witness. When I talk Christian engagement in sports, I often go to Acts 17, where Paul is in Athens and he "looked carefully at your objects of worship." Examine the idols in your cultural context. Then point people (and yourself) to the true

So grateful for all of the Athletes In Action and FamilyLife staff friends that showed up at our book launch party in Milwaukee last night. Honored. Humble. Hopeful. Let’s start a counter cultural movement in youth sports for the glory of God and the good of kids everywhere!

In addition to the excellent group of keynote speakers, check out some of the breakout sessions and panel discussions that will be happening at the Global Congress on Sport and Christianity. This is just a sampling: ➡️ Sport as Worship: A Presentation and Roundtable Discussion

Excited to dig into these!

Bummed I won’t be with many of my friends at the 4th Global Congress on Sport and Christianity…but pumped for you all to meet my wife who will be there speaking and leading in other capacities. After spending some time with her you will understand why in most circles I’m known

Away Game has sold 1,000+ paperback copies so far...If you are one of those people, would you please take 30 seconds and leave a review on Amazon? Thanks!

I’m biased, but these four offer a pretty good foundation for Christians engaging in sports. You get history, philosophy, spiritual formation, and the place of sports in the Bible. You’ll see how Christians have approached sports in the past and guidance for how we should today

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The Falcons and Lions are huddling together at midfield. Both teams must have agreed to run out the clock after Lions safety Morice Norris left in an ambulance. Respect.

10 commandments from Philippians for athletes—and no, Philippians 4:13 did not make the list. thechristianathlete.com/blog/philippia…

Paul's Philippian Playbook for Athletes... 1. Act Christianly 2. Work together with other Christians 3. Take the focus off of self 4. Stop complaining 5. Model your life after other faithful brothers and sisters 6. Find your joy in God 7. Be gentle 8. Stop worrying 9. Have

"You Are What You Love:" read Sabrina Little's essay on how running — and our other loves — shape us. irunfar.com/you-are-what-y…