
Daily Devotional: Thursday, March 12 – Proven
We are proven by Jesus and because of Jesus. Our fruitfulness, not our works or busyness, proves us as His disciples.

We are proven by Jesus and because of Jesus. Our fruitfulness, not our works or busyness, proves us as His disciples.

Micah Potter says his faith has always guided his career, which now has him playing important minutes for a shorthanded Pacers team.

Most of life is shaped by weeks and months where nothing dramatic happens and progress feels slow.

After reviving his career, Malik Willis signed with the Miami Dolphins on Monday. “I choose to always give the glory to [God],” he has said.

Jesus did all the work, we didn’t do anything, and yet we get to share in His victory. That is grace.

Guards Nick Boyd and John Blackwell have Wisconsin basketball primed for a postseason run. “I want to be the ultimate athlete for Christ.”

Oluchi Okananwa joins the “Whats Up” podcast to share about how she brings the Lord into her basketball career and this year’s Maryland team.

In Him, we have access to the fullness of life through His living water, so let’s not waste His provision!

There’s a reason why the Bible warns against placing too much faith in people to do for you what only God can.

Despite a down year statistically, faith-filled Sabres defenseman Owen Power is helping his team make a rare push toward the playoffs.

As a Christian, your actions and effort will speak volumes as to who you are and what you stand for.

Colorado Rockies outfielder Zac Veen ditched drugs and alcohol, got baptized, and got ‘closer to God’ during the offseason.

It takes intentionality to be with God because we naturally drift away from Him.

Tarris Reed Jr. is growing spiritually as he helps No. 4 UConn chase history. “Jesus has literally changed me from the inside out,” he said.

God is the believer’s biggest fan. Nothing can cause the Lord to reject, stop loving, or turn His back on you.

Former Arkansas QB Taylen Green pointed to Christ after setting records at the NFL Combine. “Without Jesus, I’m nothing,” he has said.

On today’s “What’s Up” podcast, Nyla Harris shares about her college basketball journey and how the Lord has worked in her life.

On today’s “What’s Up” podcast, UNC women’s basketball player Sydney Barker shares her story of basketball and Jesus.

The forgotten ones need a lift from others. It’s important to look beyond ourselves and be an encourager.

Faith isn’t believing God will do what we expect, but trusting Him enough to believe He might do something better.

Mets pitcher Nolan McLean, who had a breakout stint late last season, said his faith has grown deeper since he lost his grandfather.

The things we call “good” in this world are simply shadows of the perfect goodness of God that awaits us in Heaven.

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Payton Tolle, who could break camp in the big-league rotation, said his faith is grounded in Christ.

In sports, teammates are chosen for you. When it comes to friends, we have the luxury of finalizing the roster.