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New Testament

  • 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...

  • Two Changed Hearts

    In 2002, a reporter asked Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Curt Schilling if he was angry with Barry Bonds. Schilling admitted, “We had a falling out,” but added, “When I became...

  • Relying on God’s Strength

    Hank Aaron, a Baseball Hall of Famer and former home run king, passed away at age 86. His legacy includes many record-setting achievements on the field, but he was...

  • Hidden Blessings

    Former Husker coach Frank Solich was fired after a 9–3 regular season in 2003. Nebraska’s loss to Kansas State on November 15 cost the Huskers a spot in the...

  • One Deceptive Family

    Nebraska, ranked No. 2 in the nation, met Oklahoma in its final regular-season game in 1979. With Nebraska trailing 17–7 and facing fourth-and-long from Oklahoma’s 15-yard line, the Husker...

  • Like Father, Like Son

    Harry Caray was rarely home on summer evenings, but he never missed his son’s bedtime. As Skip listened to his father’s St. Louis Cardinals baseball broadcasts, every night at...