Browse Devotionals

You have been playing with these people for years and you know almost nothing about their lives. A devotional about the specific community that sport builds.

There is a sport you gave up that you wish you hadn’t. A devotional about athletic regret and what to do with it.

There are things you know about yourself and about life that you learned in competition and could not have learned anywhere else. A devotional about the irreplaceable formation of sport.

The career is shorter than it looks from the beginning. A devotional about the window and what the timeline demands.

The team keeps losing close games and nobody knows exactly why. A devotional from Character Coach Roy Castillo on what close losses are actually telling you.

The head coach is the king of the program. Two truth-tellers in the David story show what it looks like to get truth into the room without surrendering the influence that allows you to keep doing it. A devotional from Character Coach Scott Brewer on strategic and tactical truth-telling.

The money arrived. What happens next reveals things about you that the game never required you to know. A devotional about what financial elevation does to character.

When the money arrived, some people arrived with it. A devotional about the relational landscape that changes when the financial situation changes.

The contract year changes how athletes perform and why they perform. A devotional about playing for the next deal and what it does to the game.

The contract was terminated. A devotional for the athlete navigating what comes after being released.