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Devotionals for sports fans, parents in the stands, and adult athletes — written for personal reading rather than locker room delivery.
You care about a team or a sport more than is strictly rational. A devotional about what that investment is actually about.
Your child failed in front of everyone and you had to sit there. A devotional for the specific suffering of the parent in the stands.
You know you shouldn’t coach from the stands. A devotional for the parent who does it anyway.
The team is getting beaten and there is nothing to do but watch. A devotional about the secondary suffering of the fan.
The call went against your team and the referee is wrong and you have strong feelings about it. A devotional about what those feelings are actually about.
The fan of the rival team is not your enemy. A devotional about the person on the other side of the stadium.
The athlete you believed in did something you can’t defend. A devotional about hero collapse and what it does to the person who was invested.
You drove four hours to watch a game in a stadium full of people who wanted your team to lose. A devotional about the fan who travels.
The season had a different ending than you hoped for. A devotional about the fan’s relationship with seasons that disappoint.
Another kid on the team is clearly better than yours and the feeling that produces in you deserves examination. A devotional about comparison from the sideline.