Jesus
The city where Jesus was born
What is Bethlehem?
This man built an ark to save his family and animals from the flood.
Who is Noah
This disciple walked on water toward Jesus before beginning to sink.
Who is Peter?
He is considered the strongest man in the Bible
This former NFL quarterback became famous for kneeling in prayer on the field, a gesture now called “Tebowing.”
Who is Tim Tebow?
Jesus performed His first miracle doing what?
God gave Moses these ten important laws on Mount Sinai.
What are the Ten Commandments?
Jesus raised this friend from the dead after he had been in the tomb four days.
Who is Lazarus
The young shephard that defeated a Giant (Goliath)
Who is David
This Golden State Warriors superstar is known for writing Bible verses on his shoes and pointing to heaven after big plays.
Who is Steph Curry?
The Roman Governor who ordered Jesus to be crucified
Who is Pontius Pilate
This Old Testament figure survived a night in a den of lions because he trusted God.
Who is Daniel?
This man was blinded on the road to Damascus before becoming one of the most influential missionaries in Christianity.
Who is Paul?
On the race to see Jesus' empty tomb, the disciple that got there first
Who is The Disciple Peter
This NFL quarterback often writes Bible verses like Philippians 4:13 on his eye black and has won multiple Super Bowls with the Kansas City Chiefs.
This happened 3 days after Jesus was crucified
What is Jesus rose from the dead
God asked Abraham to sacrifice this son before stopping him at the last moment.
Who is Isaac?
This cousin of Jesus who Baptized him
Who is John the Baptist?
The sport Jesus called on all his disciples to take part in
What is Fishing! Fishers of men
This Olympic gymnast from the United States frequently shares her Christian faith and has won multiple Olympic gold medals.
Who is Simone Biles?
Jesus summarized the greatest commandment as loving God and loving this group of people as yourself
Who is your neighbor
Matthew 22:39 - And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’”
Application:
Loving your neighbor means choosing to care about your teammates, opponents, and coaches the same way you care about your own success. It shows up in encouraging teammates, respecting opponents, and using your platform as an athlete to reflect Christ’s love both on and off the field.
God used this staff-carrying leader to part the Red Sea so Israel could escape Egypt.
Who is Moses?
Application:
When God parted the Red Sea, He showed that what seems impossible to us is possible with Him when we trust and obey. As Christian athletes, there will be moments in our sport, academics, and faith where the path looks blocked, but God calls us to step forward in faith and trust that He can make a way where there seems to be none.
This final book of the New Testament describes John’s vision of the end times.
What is Revelation?
Revelation 2:10 – “Be faithful, even to the point of death, and I will give you life as your victor’s crown.”
Application:
Just like athletes train and compete for a championship, Revelation reminds us that the ultimate victory is remaining faithful to Christ no matter the pressure or adversity. We are called to compete hard, but to live for a greater prize—the eternal “victor’s crown” that comes from following Jesus with perseverance and integrity.
The prophet was able to outrun Ahab's chariot
Who is Elijah
1 Kings 18:46 – “The hand of the Lord was on Elijah, and he gathered up his garment and ran ahead of Ahab to the entrance of Jezreel.”
Application:
Just as God strengthened Elijah to run with supernatural endurance, we can rely on God’s strength rather than our own when training, competing, and facing pressure. Our effort and preparation matter, but true confidence comes from knowing that God equips us to run the race—both in our sport and in our faith.
This NFL quarterback led the Seattle Seahawks to a Super Bowl win and frequently speaks publicly about his Christian faith.
Who is Russell Wilson?
Wilson often credits Philippians 4:13 as his favorite Bible Verse.
Philippians 4:13 – “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
Application:
This verse reminds us that our confidence and identity don’t come from wins, stats, or playing time but from Christ who gives us strength. This means competing with faith and courage, knowing God equips us to handle pressure, adversity, and opportunities both on and off the field.