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Baseball, Trashcans, Signs, and Numbers

Baseball, Trashcans, Signs, and Numbers

Why Moses struck out during spring training.

Daniel Harrell|February 21, 2020

Astros Pastor: ‘You’re Playing for the Lord’

Astros Pastor: ‘You’re Playing for the Lord’

The Houston team’s Spanish-speaking minister reflects on faith in the World Series.

Interview by Kate Shellnutt|October 27, 2017

Juan Pierre Dreamt of MLB Glory. Now, He Lives to Serve.

The Calling | 42 min

Juan Pierre Dreamt of MLB Glory. Now, He Lives to Serve.

How faith transformed the ambitions of one of the best base-stealers in the National League.

October 18, 2017

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Finally, Jackie Robinson’s Faith Is Getting the Attention It Deserves
Two books shine a long-overdue spotlight on the Christian convictions of the man who broke baseball’s color barrier.

Paul Putz|June 29, 2017
Christian History
Ten Christian Athletes Who Were Tebowing Before Tebow
Christian sports stars have a long history of using their public platform to display their private faith.

Paul Putz and Art Remillard|September 28, 2016
Women
MLB Wife Julianna Zobrist: 'Baseball Is All My Kids Have Ever Known'
How the Christian singer and her Chicago Cubs husband keep faith and family first.

Interview by Catherine Parks|March 23, 2016
Testimony
Death, Resurrection, and Carlton Fisk's World Series Home Run
His famous 1975 homerun used to define my grief. Now it marks my longing for heaven.

Scott Carney|August 05, 2014
News
Christian Baseball Star Relinquishes Right to 'Play Hard, Pray Harder'
Josh Hamilton 'turns the other cheek' in lawsuit from Christian sports-apparel start-up over shared slogan.

Abby Stocker|August 01, 2013
Editorial
Planting Deep Roots
When you get serious about cultural change, you get serious about institutions.

Andy Crouch|July 11, 2013
Essays
Super Natural: Josh Hamilton's Comeback
The recovering crack addict and baseball superstar knows he's special, but it's a special that cuts two ways.

Dan Reed|June 15, 2011

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