Alyssa Crockett and Jordan Hobbs join the “What’s Up” podcast to share about being campers and interns at AIA’s Ultimate Training Camp.
The strongest man walks in integrity and knows how to exercise self-control when it’s wise to do so.
Matt Forte’s dad joins us for a Father’s Day conversation on faith, forgiveness, discipleship and fatherlessness.
Sports can open doors, but only Jesus can open hearts, and that’s the only win of eternal significance.
For much of Paul Chestnutt’s broadcasting career, his son Matthew — who has cerebral palsy — has been his right-hand man.
Former MLB All-Star Jack Wilson joins the “Get in the Game” podcast to talk fatherhood, faith, character and mentorship.
There are always benefits of any trial we go through, even if we fail or refuse to see and acknowledge them.
Former MLB catcher Nick Hundley and Padres chaplain Geoff Horn have joined Water Mission to help bring safe water to children in Uganda.
You don’t need to chase validation from others; you just need to walk in your God-given purpose.
Top prospect Jac Caglianone is helping Kansas City chase a second straight trip to the postseason. “[God] is always there for me to lean on.”
The SMU football head coach talks about lessons learned from both success and failure, and seeking God’s guidance.
It’s a question any of us may face at some point: Cash in now or sacrifice for the long-term vision?
Louisville is headed back to the College World Series led by head coach Dan McDonnell, who earlier this year “had to get into the Word.”
Today on the “What’s Up” podcast, Mariners prospect Harry Ford shares about his transition into pro baseball and his heart for Jesus.
Jesus is the only way we’ll ever get to experience Heaven and see all He has in store for us.
The Washington Commanders receiver talks about faith, discipleship and rescuing a man from a burning car.
Instead of getting discouraged by limitations, start focusing on strengths God already put within you and your life.
Every summer, college athletes from around the country join together to grow in their faith through AIA’s Ultimate Training Camp.
In times of unexpected change, we can take solace knowing that God’s in control of everything and His timing is perfect.
Tijana Duricek grew up in a toxic home but found solace in soccer, until it became an idol. She found freedom once she found her value in God.
The devil will attempt to finesse you into thinking that when you put the ball in God’s hands, you won’t score.
Messiah University baseball is two wins away from a D-III national championship. “The most important thing in our life is Jesus.”
The sports radio host talks about walking away from her job, answered prayer in marriage, and preparing for adoption.
Faith, like the game of baseball, isn’t a one-and-done decision. It’s a rhythm. A way of life.