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Los Angeles Dodgers great Clayton Kershaw put a reference to a Bible verse outlining the biblical significance of the rainbow on a baseball cap featuring the team's logo emblazoned in LGBT rainbow colors during the team's pride night.
All-American swimmer Riley Gaines has responded after Olympic gymnast Simone Biles took to social media to criticize her advocacy against allowing male trans-identified athletes to compete in women's sports.
When Christian tennis superstar Coco Gauff won her first Grand Slam at the U.S. Open in 2023 she went viral for publicly offering a prayer of thanksgiving to God. On Saturday it was her mother, Candi Gauff, who has now gone viral for her prayer moments before she won her second grand slam at the French Open women's singles final in Paris, France, on Saturday.
Two high school girls who competed at the Oregon track and field state championships refused to stand on the winners’ podium with a trans-identifying athlete in protest of a man competing in the high jump event as a woman.
California will allow more girls to compete in track and field events in response to a threat by President Donald Trump to halt federal funding after he accused the state of violating a presidential order by allowing a transgender-identified athlete to compete in girls' sports.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation following reports that a transgender-identified swimmer dominated a women’s swimming event last month.
Women's sports advocates pleaded with Nike to stand up for female athletes and oppose men's participation in women-only athletic competitions following a report that the brand funded a study involving trans-identifying athletes.
Pittsburgh Steelers rookie running back Kaleb Johnson said he experienced “one of the most powerful and meaningful moments” of his life after being baptized, revealing he's found his identity in Christ and not his football career.
After a dramatic weekend that saw 23-year-old quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who was projected in some mock drafts to be a top-five overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft, getting repeatedly overlooked until the Cleveland Browns selected him as the 144th pick in the fifth round on Saturday, his reaction to the test of his patience inspired sermons among pastors on Sunday.
