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WWE legends who are trusting in Jesus
WWE legends who are trusting in Jesus including Sting, Hulk Hogan, The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, The Million Dollar Man, Kurt Angle, Lex Luger, Eddie Guerrero
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Bo Nix’s Christian faith - looking at the QB’s church, bracelet, and family of believers including his dad and wife
Join us as we take a look at what Bo Nix has said about his relationship with Jesus and how his faith has guided him through his career so far.
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Meet Bo Nix’s wife Izzy - the former cheerleader seeking 'to know Christ and make Him known'
Bo Nix's wife Izzy's Christian faith has not only shaped her own path but also the way she supports and uplifts her husband.
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Jayden Daniels’ Christian faith from glorifying God in Heisman speech to displaying his beliefs on game day
Jayden Daniels' rise to stardom has been remarkable. Join us as we delve into the Christian faith of Daniels, the driving force behind his success.
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sam burns faith
Meet Sam Burns, the 'Christ follower' who happens to be one of the world's best golfers
Join us as we delve into the remarkable journey of Sam Burns, exploring how his unwavering faith has propelled him to the forefront of the PGA Tour.
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Jamal Shead's Bible verse tattoo is an encouragement for Christians when faced with fear
Jamal Shead has a number of tattoos, including a bible verse on his arm. We explore the meaning behind Shead's tattoo and how it should encourage Christians.
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Northwestern had just beaten Penn State 34–13 in the first game at the new Ryan Field - but afterwards, their postgame press conference became about far more than football. Head coach David Braun gave “all the glory to God” and spoke about surrendering his future to Him. Running back Joseph Himon II said that without his “Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ,” he has nothing. Then linebacker Braydon Brus explained why his faith in Jesus allows him to play “from victory” - because of what Christ has already done on the cross. In this video, we react to each moment and look at what the Bible says about surrendering to God, depending completely on Jesus, and what it really means for Christians to have victory through Christ. “Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” — Proverbs 3:5–6 “I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.” — John 15:5 “But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 15:57 Football results change. Performances are forgotten. Careers eventually end. But the gospel is not about what we can achieve for God. It is about what Jesus Christ has already achieved for us through His death and resurrection. Subscribe for more stories of faith in sport as we seek to point people to Jesus through sports. #Jesus #CollegeFootball #Northwestern #Christianity #Faith #JesusChrist #PennState #CFB
College Football Press Conference Keeps Turning to JESUS — Then One Player Goes Even Further
Matthew Stafford was being interviewed live on ESPN after the Rams beat the New York Giants 28–6 - but something else was happening just behind him. Players from the Rams and Giants had gathered together in prayer. And it wasn’t the only faith moment surrounding the game. Giants players gathered before kickoff, teammates dropped to their knees around Jaxson Dart after he was injured, and Aaron Donald prayed with his family before making his NFL return. Then there was another remarkable clip from college football. While ESPN reporter Lauren Sisler danced on the sideline before Charlotte faced Ole Miss, players behind her could be seen dropping to their knees together. These moments are a reminder that prayer isn’t ultimately about persuading God to give us the result we want. Results don’t always go our way. Bodies get injured. Circumstances change. But Jesus Christ does not change. Our greatest need is to be reconciled to God - and Jesus made that possible through His death and resurrection. Hebrews 4:16 says: “Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need.” Prayer isn’t ultimately about getting something from God. It’s about coming to God Himself. ✝️ #MatthewStafford #NFL #Rams #Giants #CollegeFootball #Jesus #Prayer #Christianity
Matthew Stafford Was Being Interviewed on Live TV — But Look Behind Him
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney was asked about the pressure surrounding him - and responded by pointing upwards. “God’s on the throne. Football don’t define me. Scoreboards don’t define me… If I never win another game, God is still good. That’s where my peace comes from.” But Dabo has also explained before exactly where that peace comes from - his relationship with Jesus Christ. In this video, we look at his full answer, what he has previously said about his faith, and why the peace Jesus offers goes far beyond anything a scoreboard can give us. “Therefore, since we have been justified through faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.” — Romans 5:1 Sport matters. But it isn’t ultimate. Jesus is. ✝️ Subscribe to Sport & Faith for more stories from sport that point people to Jesus. #DaboSwinney #Clemson #CollegeFootball #Jesus #Christianity #Faith #SportAndFaith
College Football Coach Points Up Mid-Press Conference — Then Says THIS
NFL rivals came together in prayer after the Buffalo Bills’ win over the Detroit Lions - but one player in the circle stood out. Lions kicker Jake Bates joined the Bills’ postgame prayer, and his story makes the moment even more powerful. Bates has previously spoken openly about his faith in Jesus, saying after one of the biggest moments of his NFL career: “I just hope people can see Jesus through my story… that’s what I think I’m here to do… spread the love of Jesus.” He later revealed that moments before giving that interview, he had prayed for God to speak through him. And during the Bills-Lions game, another Christian message appeared in the stands: "ROMANS 6:23". “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” — Romans 6:23 That is the good news at the heart of this story. We have all sinned, but God offers eternal life through Jesus Christ, who died for sinners and rose again. Different jerseys. One Lord. One faith. One way to eternal life - Jesus Christ. ✝️ Subscribe for more stories of faith in sports. #NFL #Jesus #JakeBates #BuffaloBills #DetroitLions #ChristianAthlete #Faith #Prayer #JesusChrist #Romans623
NFL Rivals PRAY Together After Game - But Look Who Joined
There’s a 48-year-old playing college football - and he’s also a pastor. 🏈✝️
NBA player Michael Porter Jr. had a remarkable conversation about Jesus with Muslim streamer N3on.
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We at Sport and Faith are seeking to shine light on christian athletes who are using their talent to bring glory to God. Get all the latest news, interviews and testimonies from believers in the world of sport. Sport and Faith is operated by Jake Heasman, a sole trader in the United Kingdom.

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