Time Magazine's "100 Next" list for 2023 includes four vocal Christians— the co-pastor of a megachurch, an NFL athlete, a NASA astronaut, and a baseball star.
Time Magazine's "100 Next" list for 2023 includes four vocal Christians— the co-pastor of a megachurch, an NFL athlete, a NASA astronaut, and a baseball star.
You see, what events like Faith and Family nights do so well is create low-barrier opportunities for people to unite around something they care about and honor God in the process. That doesn’t have to stop at baseball, though.
What if the best solution to the lack of diversity in our churches is not changing how the services look on Sunday but rather being more intentional about who we partner with to do ministry on the other days of the week? What if our churches started to see other communities of faith as potential partners rather than rivals? And what if we looked well beyond our own little slice of the city in the process?
If you feel like the Lord is calling your church to become more involved in college ministry, for example, don’t just assume that God wants you to rush off and start a Bible study aimed at bringing university students to your church.
A veteran catcher who has helped propel Philadelphia to its first World Series since 2009 is a husband and father who says his Christian faith is the No. 1 priority in his life.
Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals played the final game of his professional baseball career last weekend, competing in the World Series Championship. He finished out his career with 703 home runs and thanked the Lord that he was able to accomplish that feat.
A New York Yankee fan favorite who is driven by his Christian faith tied a historic American League record Wednesday night.
At least five members of the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team on Saturday declined to wear uniforms designating LGBTQ+ Pride, saying their faith and their Christian beliefs prevent them from participating in the special event.
Atlanta's Dansby Swanson is praising God after his team won the Major League Baseball World Series against Houston on Tuesday.
In an interview with Newsmax, former President Donald Trump called for a boycott of Major League Baseball following the organization's decision to move its all-star game out of Georgia. The MLB reportedly pulled its all-star game from Georgia over the state's new voting laws.
The Major League Baseball organization sparked controversy over the weekend when officials announced that the MBL would be pulling its All-Star Game out of Atlanta due to a new voting law that has sparked a major debate over its impact on voting rights.
St. Louis Cardinals' pitcher Adam Wainwright is defending his decision to wear a Black Lives Matter t-shirt, citing Christian love as his reasoning.