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Author: Paul Putz

Dean Smith and the “Sacred Calling” of Coaching

Sep 28, 2021 | Coaching, History, Leadership Profiles, Theology

A look at North Carolina basketball coach Dean Smith’s theological understanding of coaching.

Doing the Right Thing is Never the Wrong Thing: Reflections on Ted Lasso

Sep 2, 2021 | Running The Race Well

Philosophy professor, author, and high school soccer coach Mike Austin explains why he loves Ted Lasso.

Made for Greatness: Magnanimity in Sports

Aug 25, 2021 | Running The Race Well

Theology professor and FSI Director John White explains why and how the FSI Retreat encourages young athletes to pursue greatness.

Christ As Our Foundation: Three Lessons from a Former College Athlete

Jul 26, 2021 | Identity, Running The Race Well

Former college volleyball player and current graduate student at Truett Seminary, Shelby Livingstone, reflects on her time as a college athlete.

Father’s Day Reflections on Derek Redmond’s Redemptive Finish

Jun 17, 2021 | Running The Race Well

Sports ministry leader Drew van Esselstyn revisits an Olympic moment from 1992 and reflects on its theological significance.

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