In a world that tells you that doing more means getting more, and getting more means you’re worth more, make it a priority to be still and listen to what God is trying to tell you.
After chasing fame and other vices, pro swimmer Erik Risolvato opens up about his professionl and personal struggles and how he clings to his faith.
It might feel like there’s no end in sight to your suffering. I know it can be hard to hold on to hope. But I also know that God’s promises are true, and He never goes back on His promises. He promised to deliver us long before he ordained any of this to happen.
We’re supposed to be enjoying the Olympics right now, but COVID-19 has forced it to be postponed until 2021. So to fill the Olympic void you’re feeling right now, the next two episodes will feature Olympic athletes. We’re starting it off with USA Rugby star Carlin Isles — the fastest man in rugby.
Sports Spectrum Managing Editor Jon Ackerman shares how he’s kept a strong faith despite dealing with some pretty heavy blows in life.
Matt Brown discusses how Christians can respond with truth and love to influence people instead of by our love and kindness than our shouting and anger.
Pastor and author Scott Sauls offers some wisdom on how Christians can respond to the tense issues of 2020 with the gentleness and love the Bible commands.
Growing up I was always proud of the fact that I felt like I could fit in with a number of groups. I had a few close friends and a lot of different groups of people I hung out with.
When we approach everything with an attitude of contentment, we can turn away from the Monster of More with gratitude for what we’ve already been given.
Dressing up as a mediocre version of the giant you’re about to face will never be as effective as using the skills God gave him to defeat that giant.
