One Year Later: The Boston Marathon and Our Own Marathons
Triumph and tragedy may mark our days, but we have a prize we are running for, and nothing can take that from us.
Category: Sports
Inside the Octagon of the Human Heart
If I turn my back on combat sports, I’ll miss out on an anchor of family identity and a good connection to the godly men and women in my life.
Worse than a Wardrobe Malfunction: America’s Misdirected Outrage
It’s even more strange that we’re still focused on Jackson’s breast, and we’ve all but ignored the action that revealed it.
Church in the Wild: When Churchgoers Turn Into Sports Fanatics
The problem isn’t that people love sports too much, but that they love them incorrectly.
The Kiddy Pool: All in the Olympic Family
The Olympics and the Church.
Olympic Metaphors and Marriage
When God chose to describe how Christian husbands and wives should relate to each other, he did not describe a dance or a democracy or a business. He gave us the picture of Jesus Christ and His Church.
Tim Tebow Can Do All Things Through Christ, So He Should Quit
Tim Tebow is missing a golden opportunity that he may not have yet considered.
During the Olympics, Russian Christians Work for Reform and Revival
If the Sochi Games are the hallmark of a corrupt government led by a tyrannical despot, they are also symbolic of the way Christians are praying for reform.
Do You Struggle with Sports Idolatry? Cultivate Sports Atheism
If you find yourself squirming in your most-devoted-fan seat just a bit, there is hope. You can disentangle yourself and find greater sports enjoyment in the process.
Boycotting For Sport: Why The Olympics Must Go On
Throughout the history of the modern Olympic Games, both democracies and dictatorships have hosted the Games. National leaders spanning the ideological spectrum — everyone from Adolph Hitler to Ronald Reagan[...]
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