Anyone who has spent time around Trevor Bayne knows the driver is a devout Christian who enjoys discussing his faith. But after he became an overnight celebrity with his Daytona 500 victory, he’s been able to spread his message to a bigger audience.
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Trevor Bayne’s Faith-Based Message Draws Christian Media Attention
Posted by admin on February 23rd, 2011
Posted in Faith, Motorsports 
Tags: christian motorsports, christians in nascar, trevor bayne 
Comments OffMike Rupp: The New Jersey Angel
Posted by admin on February 3rd, 2011
Oh, the sweet taste of victory. New Jersey Devils’ Right Wing Mike Rupp enjoyed an ice cream sundae straight out of one of the most prized trophies in sports — the Stanley Cup. Just days earlier Mike scored the game-winning goal that launched the Devils to the championship.
Posted in Faith, Other Tags: 700 Club, hockey, mike rupp, new jersey devils, nhl, stanley cup Comments OffGod-thankers in sports: 12 of the “greatest”
Posted by admin on January 28th, 2011
When the Auburn Tigers won the BCS National Championship against the Oregon Ducks, Auburn coach Gene Chizik thanked God. The team’s controversy-plagued star quarterback, Cam Newton, said he felt his performance showed what God can do. These 12 are among the most notable God-thankers in sports.
Christian Perspective on Michael Vick and Ben Roethlisberger
Posted by admin on January 21st, 2011
Michael Vick and Ben Roethlisberger both experienced great success on the field in 2010. Both of their stories have been described as “redemptive” in light of their past failures. Morals are the subject of a personal crusade for NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who has beefed up enforcement of the league’s personal conduct policy. How should a Christian view Vick’s and Big Ben’s comeback in 2010? Do you have an opinion?
Posted in Faith, NFL Tags: ben roethlisberger, michael vick, nfl commissioner roger goodell 3 Comments »“Playmakers” church sermon series football theme
Posted by admin on January 5th, 2011
“Playmakers” sermon series theme kit. Throughout scripture we find God calling out “Playmakers” and gamechangers to make a difference in their world. Nowhere in the Gospels do we see Jesus calling his disciples to partial obedience or half-hearted devotion.
Posted in Faith, NFL, Resources Tags: church media, church super bowl themes, football sermon series, super bowl outreach Comments OffHow to Host a Church Super Bowl Party
Posted by admin on December 14th, 2010
TweetWhen it comes to the biggest NFL game of the year, there’s no better way to watch it than with a big group of family and friends. And hosting a Super Bowl party for your church is a perfect way to do it. It’s not hard throwing an alcohol-free party for a large group, and [...]
MVP Josh Hamilton shaped by his Christian faith
Posted by admin on December 14th, 2010
TweetHis baseball talents distinguish him, but Josh Hamilton’s own humility is what defines him. Sadly, we live in cynical times. We revel in the fallen star, not the abiding saint. We live in cynical times. A national magazine does a cover story on him during his breakout 2008 season, and calls him “the unbelievable Josh [...]
Playing For God: Motivational Basketball DVD Video
Posted by admin on December 9th, 2010
TweetPlaying For God is a 94 min DVD featuring three great videos in one; Motivation, basic basketball drills, and advanced tricks. Produced by Ilze Luneau, a Christian motivational performer who can dribble 6 basketballs at once and has performed at NBA, WNBA, and college basketball games. Her greatest passion is following Jesus Christ and encouraging [...]
Posted in Faith Tags: basketball, God, march madness basketball ministry, ministry, motivational, upward resources, videos Comments OffMountain Biking Extreme Sports Ministry Launched
Posted by admin on December 9th, 2010
TweetCWTrials is a new extreme sports outreach using mountain biking called “trials” to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the lost! Check out their new preview video below!
Drew Brees’ Sportsman of the Year award is for him and for New Orleans
Posted by admin on December 7th, 2010
Tweet As Sports Illustrated Group Editor Terry McDonell put it, Drew Brees didn’t win the Sportsman of the Year award because his admirable work is done. Rather, more is to come with Brees, he said. His artistry on the field is inseparable from his work off. All of which, McDonell said with undisguised astonishment, is [...]
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