Athletes

As we observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day, it’s important to reflect on the messages, guidance, and godly wisdom he left behind. Dr. King relentlessly pursued his dream of standing for racial equality, love, and justice for all. With this 5-Day plan, be empowered to remember his legacy and live out biblical truth as Christian coaches and athletes.

Still Pursuing the Dream

How can we show love to others in our sport? We express supportive and obedient kinds of love to our teammates, athletes and children. But, as we compete, it’s vital to remember the love we see in John 3:16, demonstrated in the New Testament, for without it, our relationships, our sports and our lives would be meaningless. Dive into this plan today to remember our highest purpose for competing.

Loving Your Competitor

You are loved—even if you don’t feel it. You are liked—even if you haven’t seen a thumbs up in weeks. A community is here for you, a people ready to say, “You are one of us.” Whatever question you’re asking or struggle you’re dealing with, God's love is what you need.

I Found Love: Raw Stories of Real People Finding Love

There is no better time to reveal God’s Kingdom than now. We have the privilege serving and sharing Jesus. Use this 5-day plan to connect on how God would have you LOVE, LISTEN, LEARN and LAMENT around the issue of racism and unity. Then, LEVERAGE what He has given you to bring real, lasting healing and change.

Hope and Healing Towards Racial Reconciliation

8x CrossFit Games Champion, named “Fittest Man on Earth”, Rich Froning Jr. shares how his personal relationship with Jesus Christ and dedication to scripture anchors him through adversity and grounds him in success.

Powered by Scripture with Rich Froning

As a reporter for my college newspaper, I tried out for the #1 football team in the country for a story. When I found my name on the roster, I was shocked, thinking it was a mistake. I realize now it was part of God’s plan. God has a purpose for you too. I pray this reminds you that as we walk in faith, God is always a step ahead.

Be Utterly Amazed

This five-day reading plan, adapted from content within FCA Magazine , examines how integrity is integral to the Christian competitor’s life—in and out of their sport.

Integrity on and Off the Field

British hurdler Cindy Sember shares how she overcame self-doubt and anxiety in competition. Cindy helps athletes turn their focus from fear to faith, trusting in God’s promises for strength. This plan gives simple, practical ways to replace anxiety with trust. It helps you find peace and confidence both in sports and life. It is part of the Competition Series to use before, during and after you compete.

Defeating Self-Doubt and Anxiety 

Being a sports official is loud. Crowd noise, players and coaches working to get their point across and coordinators needing answers.  In the game, the noise can be suffocating but we are trained to block out the noise.  Off the court we experience loneliness, emptiness, and exhaustion. GO, GO, GO.  Jesus is calling us to keep our eyes focused on him when the crowd noise gets too loud. 
