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09/14/2026

THIS is bigger than football.

Almost the entire USC football team came together and got on their knees in the end zone before Saturday’s game. No cameras needed. No spotlight needed. Just a group of young men taking a moment to pray before they went to battle.

That got my attention.

Because before you compete, before you chase the win, before you step onto the field, there is nothing wrong with getting on your knees and acknowledging the One who gave you the ability to be there in the first place.

USC quarterback Jayden Maiava has spoken about the role Jesus Christ has played in his football journey. That is the kind of foundation that can keep an athlete grounded when the lights get brighter, the pressure gets heavier and the expectations get higher.

Football is temporary. Your relationship with God is bigger than a scoreboard.

“The strongest position you can take isn’t always standing tall. Sometimes it’s getting on your knees and trusting God.”

📖 Proverbs 3:5-6
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.”

Respect to these young men for showing that faith still has a place on the field.

Win or lose, put God first. 🙏🏽✝️

09/13/2026

Ryan Garcia just got the win over Conor Benn, but what stood out to me wasn’t only what happened inside the ring.

Before the fight, Ryan had worship music playing in his locker room. While all the noise, pressure and anticipation were building outside, he was surrounded by people worshipping God.

Then he went out and handled business, stopping Benn in the second round.

After the fight, Ryan talked about feeling blessed. And that’s something worth paying attention to. You can chase the belt, the money, the fame and the spotlight, but none of that means much if you lose sight of who gave you the ability to do what you do.

Ryan has been very open about his faith, and tonight he showed another side of it: worship before the battle, gratitude after the victory.

That’s bigger than boxing.

“I feel blessed.” — Ryan Garcia, post-fight

The Bible says, “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above.” James 1:17

Win or lose, remember where your blessings come from. Give God the glory before the fight, during the fight and after the victory.

“Don’t wait until you win to give God glory. Worship Him before you ever step into the ring.”

09/12/2026

Sujo John was running down the stairs of the World Trade Center trying to get out alive.

Then he saw something he’ll never forget.

As he and thousands of others were making their way down, firefighters and police officers were coming up the same stairs, heading directly toward the danger they were trying to escape. Sujo and others even high-fived some of those first responders as they passed. Many of those heroes would never make it back out.

In his conversation with Bryce Crawford, Sujo talked about what that moment meant to him. He wasn’t just watching people do their jobs. He was watching men and women willingly put their lives on the line for people they didn’t even know.

Sujo later described it this way: “The worst of humanity made their presence known. But they were met by the best of humanity.”

Think about that.

While some people were running away from danger, these first responders were running toward it.

That’s courage. That’s sacrifice. That’s what it means to put somebody else’s life ahead of your own.

And for those of us who believe in God, it should remind us that our lives aren’t just about ourselves. Sometimes we’re placed in somebody else’s path because we’re supposed to be the person who helps them get through the fire.

“Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” John 15:13

Never forget the people who ran toward the danger.

Never forget the lives they tried to save.

And never forget the lesson they left behind: real courage isn’t measured by how little you fear. It’s measured by what you’re willing to do for someone else despite the fear.

🙏☝️🦁🇺🇸

“Courage is running toward the danger when everyone else is running away.”

#911

09/11/2026

Before Wesley Hunt climbed into his Apache, he had a routine that had nothing to do with the aircraft.

He prayed.

Hunt flew 55 combat missions in Baghdad. Before every mission, he would kneel near the tail rotor, say the Lord’s Prayer and get right with God because he knew there was a possibility he might not make it home.

That kind of faith puts things into perspective.

And his commitment to service wasn’t just his own. Wesley, his sister and his brother all graduated from West Point, and all three served their country. He has called his sister his hero and said she was the example that helped lead him and his brother toward West Point and military service.

Wesley once explained why he prayed before those missions: “Before every single mission I said the Lord’s Prayer because I wanted to get right with God in case that was my final flight.”

Think about that.

Before the mission, before the pressure, before the danger, he got his heart right with God.

That’s a lesson for all of us. You don’t have to fly an Apache or step onto a battlefield to face moments that require courage. Every day brings its own battles. The question is, where do you turn before you face yours?

“Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you.” Deuteronomy 31:6

Pray first. Trust God. Then step into whatever is in front of you.

“Get right with God before you face the battle. You never know what the next mission will bring.”

09/10/2026

Michael Franzese had spent years believing he was in control. He had money, power, influence and a reputation that made people fear him. But sitting alone in a prison cell, all of that meant nothing.

A prison guard eventually pushed a Bible through the slot in his cell door. Michael picked it up and began reading Proverbs. Then he came across Proverbs 16:7: “When a man’s ways are pleasing to the Lord, even his enemies are at peace with him.” That verse stopped him cold because, as he has said, he had nothing but enemies at that point. (CBS News⁠)

That moment forced him to look at his own life. He realized that believing in God wasn’t enough. He needed to surrender control to God.

Michael has described it this way: “God had to break me down and put me at my lowest point to make me realize I had given Him my life but I had to give Him control of my life.” (CBN⁠)

Think about that.

Sometimes the biggest breakthrough doesn’t come when everything finally goes our way. Sometimes it comes when we stop trying to control everything and finally put our life in God’s hands.

You don’t have to be perfect to turn to God. You don’t have to have your life figured out. You just have to be willing to surrender.

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding.” Proverbs 3:5

Your past doesn’t have to determine your future. When you truly give God control, He can take a life headed in the wrong direction and give it a completely different purpose.

“You can’t give God your life and still insist on controlling the direction.”

09/09/2026

PUT GOD FIRST. TRUST HIS TIMING.

Sometimes we get frustrated because we know where we want to go, but we don’t understand why God hasn’t gotten us there yet. We want the opportunity now, the breakthrough now, the answer now. But God’s process isn’t always about getting you there quickly. Sometimes it’s about preparing you for what you’re asking Him for.

Put God first. Do the work. Stay disciplined. Keep your faith strong, and don’t let the waiting season make you question whether God is working.

An athlete understands that you don’t become championship-ready overnight. There is a process behind the performance. There are days of training, setbacks, correction, sacrifice and preparation that nobody sees.

God works the same way in our lives.

Don’t rush the process just because you’re tired of waiting. What God has for you will be worth the preparation it took to get there.

“But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” Matthew 6:33

“When you put God first, you don’t have to chase what He has already planned for you. Trust the process. Trust His timing.”

Keep God first. Keep doing your part. Let Him handle the timing. 🙏🏽🔥

09/07/2026

🔥 STOP CONDEMNING YOURSELF. START TRUSTING GOD.

Texas A&M offensive lineman Coen Echols shared something that goes far beyond football. While reading Romans, God opened his eyes to a truth that changed the way he viewed his own faith.

Coen said:

“Me condemning myself… what if I just stop condemning myself and trust in the Lord that He will remember me on the day of judgment?”

THAT HIT DIFFERENT. 🙏🏽

How many of us spend so much time beating ourselves up over our past, our mistakes, our failures, and the things we wish we could change?

But Jesus didn’t go to the cross so you could spend your life living in fear.

He died so you could be FREE.

You don’t have to earn what Christ already paid for.

You don’t have to keep punishing yourself for what God has already forgiven.

Romans reminds us that there is now NO condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

Walk in it. Believe it. Live it.

🔥 Stop looking backward.
🔥 Stop condemning yourself.
🔥 Stop letting guilt define you.
🔥 Start trusting the Lord.
🔥 Start walking in the freedom Jesus gave you.

Your past is not greater than His grace.

Your mistakes are not greater than His mercy.

Your sin is not greater than the cross.

COEN ECHOLS: “It’s not what I do. It’s what Jesus already did.”

That’s the Gospel.

That’s freedom.

That’s POWER. 🙏🏽🔥

📖 “There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” Romans 8:1

“God didn’t send Jesus so you could live in fear. He sent Him so you could live in freedom.”

09/06/2026

DeSean Bishop had every reason to walk into that press conference and talk about football.

The Tennessee running back had just come off a season with 1,076 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns, and he has earned the attention that comes with being one of the SEC’s top backs. But before talking about football, he made sure everyone knew where he believed the glory belonged.

Jesus.

“I can pretend like this day is about me, but it’s really about Him. Ultimately, I would not be up here without Him, and He’s been the difference in my life.”

That’s powerful.

Bishop didn’t just mention God after answering a few questions. He put Jesus first and made his faith the foundation of his platform. He also shared that God saved him from a dark path and that everything he has received since then is part of what came from that transformation.

That’s a reminder for every athlete, and really every one of us: the platform isn’t the prize. The platform is an opportunity.

The talent, the opportunity, the success and the spotlight can all be used for something bigger than ourselves.

📖 Colossians 3:17
“And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.”

“When God gives you a platform, don’t forget the One who gave you the platform.”

DeSean Bishop is showing what it looks like to put Jesus first when the cameras are on.

That’s bigger than football.

That’s purpose. 🙏🏽🏈

09/05/2026

Friday night lights. The stands are filling up, the band is playing, the coaches are preparing, and the players are getting ready to step onto that field and compete.

But before the first whistle, before the hits, the touchdowns and the scoreboard, there is something more important: coming together as a team and praying.

Praying for safety. Praying for strength. Praying for wisdom. Praying that every player walks off that field the same way they walked on it. And praying that through the competition, these young men remember that football is bigger than a game.

There is something powerful about a team that understands where its strength really comes from. You can prepare all week, study the opponent, lift weights, run drills and give everything you have, but at the end of the day, you still put it in God’s hands.

“Before you compete together, pray together. A team united in faith is never standing alone.”

📖 Psalm 121:7-8
“The LORD will keep you from all harm. He will watch over your life; the LORD will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore.”

Tonight, let them compete with heart, play with respect, protect one another and leave everything they have on that field.

And when the game is over, win or lose, remember to give God the glory.

Friday night lights. One team. One purpose. One God. 🙏🏽🏈

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