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.
The Washington Redskins and the Potential for a Better Identity
“As dear as the Washington Redskins’ 81-year history is to its fans, it’s nothing to the vast and varied history and culture of Native American peoples.”
Why I Won’t Encourage My Kids to Play Football
“Were my boys ever to ask me if they could sign up, I must admit that I’d probably do my best to dissuade them.”
Are Concussions the Price We Pay for Manly Men?
If football makes weak boys into manly men, does that nullify challenges to game violence and sports worship?
According to Andrew O’Hehir, Football Is in a Well-Deserved ‘Death Spiral’
“There’s simply too much negativity, controversy, and damage surrounding the sport for it to remain as it currently is.”
Will My Son Be Black Enough for Rob Parker?
Why is a German Mennonite mom like me ready to slug a sports analyst?
Kathy Redmond’s Story is One of Justice, Forgiveness, and Cornhusker Football
Traditions are good things, but they are not ultimate things, and in our pursuit to praise them, we must be careful lest we turn a blind eye to wickedness.
Ray Guy Should Be in the Football Hall of Fame
It’s high time that football did a better job of recognizing the fact that punters are football players too.
Football without a Prayer: Why Pre-Football Piety is a Bad Idea
How should Christians respond to attacks on pre-game prayers by groups like the Freedom from Religion Foundation? Drew Dixon argues that if we pause to consider the matter biblically, we might side with the atheists.
The Holy Huddle: On Peyton Manning and the Fleeting Nature of Life
“Peyton’s greatness lured me into falsely believing that he would play forever.”
Super Sunday: The Day Masculinity Dug its Own Grave
This year’s super-expensive Super Bowl commercials paint a bleak picture of what it means to be a man… except for one.
TGFF: Thank God for “Friday Night Lights”
Ben Bartlett cautiously embraces the popular television series.
How Do You Respond When Your Team Loses?
Frustration, anger, disappointment, embarrassment; these are all feelings that stir up in any good sports fan as he watches his team lose a big game. These were my feelings as I yelled at the TV, threw my hate in the floor and finally resigned myself to accepting defeat on January 7th.
