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Sports
Geno’s Awkward Moment
Geno Smith, former West Virginia quarterback, waited longer than expected last week to hear his name called at the NFL draft. Are black NFL quarterbacks still working to avoid stereotypes? Read more
I Am Not My Hair—Am I?
Recent controversies in the continuing saga of black women’s hair left me wondering whether we have our priorities straight — or natural. Read more
Allyson Felix Wins Long-Awaited Gold
In what was U.S.A. Track & Field’s best night since 1992, Allyson Felix finally got her gold medal and all seven winning athletes expressed their gratitude to God. Read more
Harper and Wells Outrun Jones, Give God Glory
Dawn Harper and Kellie Wells gave glory to God after beating their teammate Lolo Jones to win silver and bronze in the 100-meter hurdles, but they also expressed frustration with the level of media attention directed at Jones. Read more
Why Lolo Jones Is for Real
In the wake of a news report suggesting she uses her virginity and beauty to lure undeserved attention, Olympic hurdler Lolo Jones must once again prove that the substance of her faith and hard work is greater than the hype. Read more
Olympic Overcomers: Three the Hard Way
These three Olympians may not get the coverage of more high-profile athletes, but their stories of courage and determination are worth knowing about. Read more
Gabby Douglas Wins Gold, Gives Glory to God
Sixteen-year-old Olympic gymnast Gabrielle Douglas says her faith helped her manage the pressures of competing on a world stage to win gold.. Read more
Let the 2012 Games Begin
We’re gearing up for the Olympics with more inspiring stories of America’s Olympians of faith and the inside scoop on the opening ceremony. Read more
Seven Olympians to Watch
Here are seven Olympians we’ll be following closely at the London Games. Read more
Where Faith and the NBA Intersect
In a nation where pro sports are the most socially acceptable form of religion, what happens when a pastor’s other job is shepherding NBA fans over the Internet? An interview with Portland Trail Blazers beat journalist David Deckard. Read more