The faith intertwined with American football may also call us to care better for the players whose bodies bear the brunt of the sport.

We’ve grown accustomed to dissension in much of American life. Should we bother hoping for something more?

First NFL player to kneel and thank Jesus in the end zone said caring for souls and helping people in poverty were more meaningful than fame.

Randall Balmer seeks the religious roots of America’s passion for sports.

Conservative majority says Washington school was wrong to worry about “excessive entanglement” between church and state.

The moral authority of high school coaches raises First Amendment questions the Supreme Court will have to consider in “Kennedy v. Bremerton.”

The former NFL player talks faith, family, and fighting for justice.

Did kneeling at the 50-yard line violate the First Amendment? Or did a school’s attempt to stop it violate the First Amendment?

The Cleveland Browns defensive end was good at sacking quarterbacks, but his real passion was witnessing for Christ.

Though sports ministries long espoused a “colorblind” approach to race, believers in pro sports are leading the calls for racial justice.