Talk about faith, identity, competition, and more in this 12-topic series just for athletes and huddles.

Topic #1


Where Do You Stand in Your Pursuit of God?

Use this simple tool to talk about where you stand in terms of our full-circle picture of faith.

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Topic #2


Fitting Jesus into an Athlete’s Life

With athletes having such regimented lives, it might not be easy to find the space and time for Jesus. Here’s how.

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Topic #3


Who Are You Connected To As An Athlete?

Winning championships is great but an abiding relationship with Jesus is better!

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Topic #4


The Identity Triangle for Christian Athletes

All athletes struggle with the pressure of performance. Find out how the identity triangle can help you in your athletic and spiritual lives.

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Topic #5


Run Your Race as an Athlete

Don’t waste your life seeking the approval of man. Live your life for God and run the race he has marked out for you.

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Topic #7


Overcoming Fear as a Christian Athlete

Fear can destroy performance for any athlete. But especially for Christians, there’s no room for fear.

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Topic #8


Shame vs. Rebirth (Students)

When we feel hopeless, it’s really easy to play into the lie that we will always be hopeless.

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Topic #9


Redefining Humility in the Life of a Christian Athlete

Christian athletes, regardless of their skills on the court or the field, are called to humility.

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Topic #10


How to Turn Around a Selfish Team in Sports

Transition your team from me to we by following these three bold steps as a Christian athlete.

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Topic #11


Prominence vs. Presence for Athletes

As an athlete, are you more interested in what you get out of being on your team or what you can give to your team?

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Topic #12


How to Make Disciples

So we’re all supposed to make disciples. But how can you actually start doing it?

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