How Athletes Can Cultivate the Virtue of Faith
Philosophy professor and soccer coach Mike Austin writes about the Christian virtue of faith and how it might be cultivated in the context of sports.
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Author: Paul Putz
A Football Coach’s Perspective: With Crisis Comes Opportunity
Mike Breeden is a former high school and college football coach who now ministers to coaches. Here, he shares two ways he believes coaches can use the current crisis as an opportunity for growth.
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What Would James Naismith Think About Michael Jordan And ‘The Last Dance’?
There are no two names that symbolize basketball more than James Naismith and Michael Jordan. Historian Paul Putz considers what basketball’s founder might have thought of Jordan in light of his original vision for the game.
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Reaping a Harvest Even When A Perfect Season Is Disrupted
The Hope College women’s basketball team had an undefeated season in 2019-20, until the coronavirus cut it short. Assistant coach Courtney Kust writes about that experience and what she learned from her team this year.
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In The Beginning
Art Remillard, a professor of religious studies and a former college athlete, explains why reflecting on our sports-related “origin stories” at this time can help remind us of our meaning and purpose.
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