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🔥 THEY DOUBTED HIM. GOD DIDN’T.

Coach Prime has never been shy about giving God the glory.

When people questioned him, counted him out, or wondered whether he could get the job done, he kept moving forward.

And that’s a message every athlete, coach, parent, and person going through a difficult season needs to hear:

DON’T LET PEOPLE’S DOUBT BECOME YOUR DESTINY.

Deion Sanders has spoken openly about his relationship with Jesus and how his faith changed his life. One of the most powerful things he has shared about his faith is:

“I finally just got on my knees and gave it all to the Lord.”

That’s POWERFUL.

Sometimes you have to stop trying to prove yourself to everybody and get on your knees before the One who already knows what He put inside of you.

People may doubt you.

People may count you out.

People may not understand the vision God gave you.

BUT GOD KNOWS.

Keep working.
Keep believing.
Keep praying.
Keep trusting.

Your job isn’t to convince everybody.

Your job is to stay faithful to what God called you to do. 🙏🏽

“So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you.”
-Isaiah 41:10

“They can doubt the vision, but they can’t stop what God has ordained.”

If God has ever strengthened you when people counted you out, comment GOD DID IT!

ALL GLORY TO GOD. 🙏✝️🥊

After his UFC victory today, Jalin “The Tarantula” Turner made sure his first words of gratitude pointed to his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

That speaks volumes.

In a sport where the spotlight can quickly turn toward the fighter, Jalin is choosing to point beyond himself. His own Instagram says, “Living by example I’m far from perfect but Jesus Christ is my role model.” (Instagram⁠)

That’s the kind of victory that goes beyond what happens inside the Octagon.

The world may see the knockout, the performance and the celebration. But faith reminds us where our strength comes from. Talent is a gift. Discipline is important. Hard work matters. But ultimately, all glory belongs to God.

“Whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.”
1 Corinthians 10:31:

QUOTE: “I’m far from perfect but Jesus Christ is my role model.” — Jalin Turner

Win or lose, keep Christ at the center. When God gives you the platform, use it to point people back to Him. 🙏

NFL players Jacoby Jones and Nick Nash were seen praying together on the field before practice, a powerful reminder that faith doesn’t belong on the sidelines. It belongs at the center of everything we do.

Football is their profession, but Jesus is their foundation.

Jacoby Jones has spoken openly about his faith and the importance of keeping God at the center of his life. That kind of faith is about more than words. It’s about trusting God, staying humble, and giving Him the glory.

“My faith is everything to me. God has brought me through so much, and I know I wouldn’t be where I am without Him.”

Colossians 3:17: “Whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.”

Before the pads go on, pray. Before the competition begins, give it to God. And when the work is finished, give Him the glory.

Faith first. Work second. God gets the glory.

Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak has shared that he sees his identity first as a child of God, and his goal is to live out the Ten Commandments and let those values show through in the way he coaches.

That’s bigger than football.

Before the wins, losses, titles, contracts, or recognition, know WHO you belong to. Your character should speak before your accomplishments do. Leadership isn’t just about what you demand from others, it’s about what you demonstrate when nobody is watching.

“The strongest leaders don’t just teach values, they live them.”

When your identity is rooted in God, your values can become visible in everything you do, whether you’re coaching a team, raising a family, building a business, or simply walking through everyday life.

1 Corinthians 10:31: “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.”

Don’t let your title define you. Let your relationship with God shape you.

WHEN THE MIRACLES END, WILL YOU STILL FOLLOW?

Jonathan Roumie shared a powerful thought about people who wanted to see the miracles, but weren’t as eager to walk through the crucifixion and resurrection.

That hits deep.

It’s easy to follow Jesus when the blessing is obvious, the miracle is happening, and everything feels good. But real faith is revealed when the road gets difficult.

Jesus didn’t just come for the miracles. He came to the cross. He died. He rose again. And He calls us to follow Him through every season.

“Don’t just follow Jesus for what He can do for you. Follow Him because of WHO HE IS.”

The cross reminds us that sometimes God’s greatest victory comes through what looks like our greatest defeat.

Matthew 16:24: “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me.”

Are you following Jesus for the miracle, or are you following Him because He is Lord?

There are different kinds of Christians.

You’ve got the Christian you can sit down with, laugh with, have a conversation with, and just enjoy life with.

And then you’ve got the Christian who’s going to go ALL THE WAY with Jesus. 😂🙏

They’re going to talk about Jesus.
They’re going to pray about everything.
They’re going to worship in the car.
They’re going to tell you God is good when life is going great, and they’re going to tell you God is good when life is falling apart.

And honestly?

Be that Christian.

Don’t be ashamed of loving Jesus too much.

The world won’t think twice about people being passionate about sports, money, music, celebrities, or anything else.

So why should we be embarrassed to be passionate about Christ?

I’m not saying we have to be perfect. We don’t.

I’m saying let people SEE something different in us.

Love different.
Forgive different.
Serve different.
Walk different.
Live different.

Because being a Christian isn’t supposed to be something we only talk about on Sunday.

Jesus should be part of everything we do.

“Whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.”
1 Corinthians 10:31

“Don’t be afraid to be the Christian who takes Jesus seriously. The world doesn’t need a quieter faith, it needs a faith that’s lived out.”

Be cool.
Be yourself.
Have fun.

But don’t ever be ashamed to say:

“I LOVE JESUS.” 🙏❤️

There is something powerful about watching an MMA fighter walk toward the cage praising God.

Andrew Wint’s walkout is a reminder that before the fight, before the pressure, before the lights and the crowd…

There is God.

That’s how we should walk through life.

Head up.
Faith strong.
Heart humble.

You may be walking into your own fight right now. Maybe it’s a battle nobody else knows about. Maybe you’re facing pressure, doubt, fear, or uncertainty.

But don’t walk into it alone.

Praise God before the battle.
Praise Him during the battle.
And praise Him after the battle.

Because our confidence doesn’t come from knowing exactly how the fight will end.

It comes from knowing who walks into the fight with us.

“The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?” Psalm 27:1

“Walk into every battle with faith in your heart, because the God who brought you this far isn’t leaving you now.”

Andrew, keep walking in faith. Keep giving God the glory.

And to everybody fighting a battle today, lift your head. God is with you.

GodIsWithYou

No matter who you are. No matter what you’ve accomplished. No matter how much money you have, how many followers you have, what you do for a living, or what you’ve been through…

Take a minute.

Get on your knees.

And praise Jesus.

Because everything we have is because of Him.

Before the championship.
Before the promotion.
Before the next big opportunity.
Before you ask God for another blessing…

Stop and thank Him for the blessings you already have.

Thank Him for waking you up.
Thank Him for another day.
Thank Him for the people He has placed in your life.
Thank Him for the battles He brought you through that nobody else knows about.

Pride says, “Look what I accomplished.”

Faith says, “Look what God has done.”

Don’t ever be too successful to kneel.

Don’t ever be too famous to worship.

Don’t ever be too busy to thank Jesus.

📖 “Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker.”
Psalm 95:6

“The higher God takes you, the lower you should be willing to kneel.”

Take a minute today.

Drop to your knees.

Lift your hands.

And simply say:

“Jesus, thank You.” 🙏❤️

There’s something about watching Conor McGregor walk into the Octagon with that billionaire strut. Head up. Shoulders back. Confidence in every step.

Now imagine Christians walking through life with that same confidence, not because we think we’re better than anyone, but because we know WHO has already won the battle.

We don’t walk with our heads down.

We walk with our heads up.

We don’t walk defeated.

We walk knowing Christ has already given us the victory.

We don’t walk in fear.

We walk in faith.

McGregor has said, “I have mountain-moving faith, and I am more than a conqueror in Jesus.” (Political Pulpit Website⁠)

That’s the mindset.

God has carried you through battles you thought would break you. He opened doors you couldn’t open. He gave you strength when you had nothing left.

So walk different.

Walk with gratitude.
Walk with confidence.
Walk with purpose.
Walk knowing that your Father is with you.

Not an arrogant strut.

A God-given confidence.

Because the battle may be around you, but the victory belongs to the Lord.

📖 “Yet in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.” Romans 8:37

“Walk like you’ve already won, because in Christ, the greatest battle has already been won.”

If God has brought you through something, don’t be ashamed of your testimony. Lift your head, square your shoulders, and walk in what He has already done. 🙏🔥