Christian athletes

A former Liberty University standout quarterback who is being called the future signal-caller for the Tennessee Titans says he wants to point people to God during his NFL career.

NBA legend Earvin "Magic" Johnson says his faith in God was essential in carrying him through the valleys of his Hall of Fame career, including during the days and weeks after he was diagnosed with HIV and thought he was on death's doorstep.

Scottie Scheffler won his first Masters tournament Sunday with a dominant final round and is praising the Lord for his success in the tournament.

The Kansas Jayhawks took home their fourth national championship title after defeating the University of North Carolina Tarheels in the 2022 NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship in New Orleans Monday night.

NBA star Bismack Biyombo of the Phoenix Suns recently announced that he is using his salary of $1.3 million this year to build a hospital in his native country, the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

American Underdog producer Kevin Downes recently sat down with Christian Headlines to talk about the importance of sharing the Gospel through film.

Whether taking on the slopes or figure skating on ice, Olympic competitors have a range of backgrounds and stories, but several athletes are opening up about their Christian faith as they compete. Here’s a look at seven Christian athletes competing in the 2022 Winter Olympics:

A record-setting University of Tennessee quarterback who opted to return for another season instead of turning pro says he wants to use his talents to "spread the Word of Jesus Christ."

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp praised God after his team won Super Bowl LVI and he won Super Bowl MVP.

The Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams will face off on Sunday in Super Bowl LVI. Many of the players on these teams are outspoken Christians. Here are 8 Christian athletes on the 2022 Super Bowl teams: