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New Testament

  • Higher Purposes

    At the height of her fame and fortune, Chris Evert felt unfulfilled and searched for a higher purpose. She had 146 tennis championships and married John Lloyd, but she...

  • Season Predictions

    How accurate do you think the Preseason Coaches Polls are each year? There’s a never-ending argument—do the polls, especially the early versions, really identify the top 20% of the...

  • A Fresh Vision

    The 1908 Georgia Bulldogs were fearful and intimidated. During a scoreless game with Tennessee, they had moved the football to the Vol’s two-yard line when a grizzled mountaineer, reeking...

  • The Final Character Test

    Joe Montana exhibited the character qualities necessary to lead great football teams. He not only shared credit, but he also accepted blame. When Montana received a bad snap from...

  • The Man

    Stan Musial was one of baseball's greatest hitters. During his stellar Major League career with the St. Louis Cardinals, Musial earned the nickname “The Man.” In a 1954 doubleheader,...

  • God’s Promotion

    The St. Louis Rams entered the 1999 season after posting the NFL's worst record of the 1990s. Their quarterback, Kurt Warner, had been stocking grocery-store shelves just five years...

  • Futility of Self-Help

    For decades, the Chicago Cubs were known as baseball’s lovable losers. Few games captured their frustration better than May 17, 1979, against the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies scored seven...

  • Success in Humiliation

    In 1976, Doug DeCinces faced the difficult task of replacing legendary Brooks Robinson at third base for the Baltimore Orioles. No matter how well DeCinces played, many fans focused...

  • Joseph’s Long Trip

    Road trips require NBA teams to adjust their routines. Time zones change, meal schedules are disrupted, and sleep becomes erratic. Most teams would rather play at home in front...