Christian athletes

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Austin Carr has announced his retirement from the NFL. Carr is an outspoken Christian.

After kicking the game-winning field goal to beat No. 1 Alabama, Texas A&M player Seth Small shared that the moment was the third best moment of his life, only behind committing his life to Christ and getting married.

Following a win against the Miami Dolphins, Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr shared that his purpose is to "glorify" God no matter what happens, adding that fame is "fleeting."

On Sunday, New Orleans Saints quarterback Jameis Winston, an outspoken Christians, threw five touchdown passes to kick off the NFL's 2021 season.

Two-time Super Bowl winner Stefen Wisniewski announced that he is retiring from the NFL to become a full-time pastor.

In a popular video posted to social media, NFL quarterback Rusell Wilson encouraged his millions of social media followers to pursue the "peace of God" instead of trying to solve life's problems on their own.

Professional athlete and television commentator Tim Tebow has been released by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

While the Olympics have come to a close, the stories of faithful athletes will live on.

Helen Maroulis, the first U.S. female wrestler to take home an Olympic gold medal, thanked God after she won a bronze medal at the Tokyo Games on Thursday.

American Olympian Sydney McLaughlin immediately gave all the glory to God after she won the gold medal in the women's 400-meter hurdles at the Tokyo Olympics this week.