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Friday night lights can build a young man—or break him. Because football at 16–18 is not just about the playbook, the depth chart, or the scoreboard. It is about pressure. Identity. Anger. Discipline. Confidence. Temptation. Brotherhood. School stress. Social media. Girls. Parties. Coaches. Parents. The future. And most teen guys are trying to carry all of that while acting like they are fine. Gridiron Devotions was created for that exact season of life.

What is honor? How does someone show resourcefulness? What does it mean to be patient, forgiving, or brave? When it comes to understanding and developing character traits, biographical stories are a powerful tool. Powerful not only because they so effectively illustrate virtues but also because your young reader doesn't feel preached at. These 10 stories are engrossing! - Instead of being told, "You should be dependable," they will read about medic Cecil Breeden who unflinchingly administered medical care to wounded soldiers on Omaha Beach amidst heavy German fire on D-Day.

Basketball is loud. High school is louder. If you are a basketball girl ages 16–18, you already know the pressure hits from every direction. Minutes, roles, slumps, comparison, team drama, group chats, bad calls, trash talk, coaches, parents, grades, college decisions, and the constant noise of what everyone thinks. This devotional is built for that real life.

Sadie Robertson—former star of A&E’s Duck Dynasty and daughter of Willie and Korie Robertson—shares her outlook on life as she opens up about herself and the values that make her family what it is. Sadie Robertson represents everything that a well-adjusted teenager should be, even while...

Softball is loud. High school is louder. Diamond Devotions is a 60-day Christian softball devotional created for girls ages 16–18 who are navigating real pressure—on the field and in everyday life. From starting spots and slumps to team dynamics, school stress, relationships, and future decisions, this book speaks directly into the moments that shape confidence, identity, and character. This is not about being perfect. It is about becoming steady. Each day is designed to strengthen mindset, deepen faith, and build habits that carry beyond the diamond.

An immersive YA biography and introduction to the bold and deeply influential life of Augustine of Hippo. The philosophy of this thinker from the waning years of the Roman Empire has guided Western thought for nearly two thousand years. “Suddenly every vain hope became empty to me, and I...

Most devotionals give a teen athlete a verse and a good feeling. This book gives them a foundation. Systematic Theology for Young Athletes delivers 10 chapters of real, Scripture-deep theology in the language teen athletes actually respect — transformed into a faith workbook with actionable steps, key chapter takeaways, and a full Scripture cheat sheet they'll return to long after the final whistle.

Lacrosse can sharpen a young man fast. It can also expose everything. The pressure. The pride. The anger. The insecurity. The temptation to fit in. The fear of falling behind. The quiet stress nobody sees when the game ends and real life starts again. For teen guys ages 16-18, lacrosse is never just lacrosse. It is school pressure, social pressure, girl drama, group chats, late-night temptation, coach criticism, comparison, expectations, identity, and the constant question of what kind of man they are becoming. That is exactly why Faceoff Devotional exists.

Girl, God's Got You is a 100-day devotional designed to encourage and inspire teen girls as they navigate the ups and downs of growing up. Whether it's the pressure to curate the perfect life on social media, the stress of preparing for college or deciding what comes after high school, or the...

Immerse yourself in Week 47 of Daily Devotionals for a Wealth of Virtues, an uplifting and heart-centered audio devotional experience. Narrated by Rev. Dr. Hillary Hawkins with warmth, authenticity, and a touch of humor, this week guides you through gratitude, faith, peace, kindness, health, wisdom, and love—offering daily inspiration to help you live a purposeful, Christ-centered life.

If you are a volleyball girl ages 16–18, you already know the pressure hits from every direction. Starting spots, slumps, comparison, team drama, group chats, bad calls, trash talk, coaches, parents, grades, college decisions, and the constant noise of what everyone thinks. This devotional is built for that real life.

She loves softball—but the pressure is real. The game gets faster. The voices get louder. Mistakes feel heavier. Confidence comes and goes, emotions swing, and life off the field can be just as intense as what happens between the lines. This devotional was written for girls ages 13–15 who play softball and are growing up at the same time.

Continue your journey of spiritual growth with Week 44 of Daily Devotionals for a Wealth of Virtues, a Spirit-led, audio-first devotional series created to nurture your heart, mind, and spirit. This week gently explores the timeless virtues of gratitude, faith, peace, kindness, health, wisdom, and love, offering encouragement, reflection, and prayerful inspiration for daily life.

Daily Devotionals for a Wealth of Gratitude, Faith, Peace, Kindness, Health, Wisdom, and Love invites you into a warm, Spirit-led week of prayer, reflection, and renewal. Written and narrated by Rev. Dr. Hillary Hawkins, this devotional series is designed to feel less like a formal reading and more like a sacred conversation with God—honest, comforting, and led by the Holy Spirit.

Locked in isn’t a feeling. It’s a decision—especially when you’re 16–18 and everything is pulling at you. If you’re a teen hooper trying to level up your game and your life, you already know the truth: the hardest battles aren’t always on the court. They’re in your mind. Your choices. Your friendships. Your temptations. Your attitude when the refs are trash, your minutes get cut, rumors start flying, or a girl has you distracted and spiraling.

Continue your year-long devotional journey with Week 39 of Daily Devotionals for a Wealth of Virtues—a warm, Spirit-led audio devotional created to help you experience God's presence in everyday life and live out His virtues with joy, creativity, and faith. Written and narrated in a real, authentic, and deeply human voice, this devotional feels less like a formal reading and more like praying alongside a trusted friend. As you listen, you are gently invited into sacred conversation with God—meeting you right where you are, without pressure or perfection.

Step into Week 41 of Daily Devotionals for a Wealth of Virtues, a warm, Spirit-led, audio-first Christian devotional designed to help you experience God’s presence through Scripture, spoken affirmations, and heartfelt prayer. This week invites listeners into gratitude, trust, healing, peace, wisdom, and love—meeting you right where you are. With a voice that feels like praying alongside a trusted friend, these devotionals offer encouragement without pressure or perfection.

Being a teenager is tough, but living in fear is even tougher. Faith isn’t meant to be lived in fear or confusion, for you or your teen. In At the Foot of the Cross, listeners are guided through 30 days of Scripture, reflection, application and re-life wisdom. Whether listened to alone or side by side, this devotional helps families grow closer to God, and to each other.

Step into Week 37 of Daily Devotionals for a Wealth of Virtues, a Spirit-led, audio-first devotional series designed to nurture faith, deepen your walk with God, and help you live out His virtues daily. Whether you’re a teen starting your spiritual journey, an adult seeking encouragement, or a family looking for shared reflection, these devotionals meet you where you are—real, authentic, relatable, and deeply human.

The power of our free will and our power of choice will, ultimately, set the course of our lives. If it is our mindset to choose the way of love as the direction for our lives, then there will be the need to yield to truth. Love cannot be without truth. Truth cannot be without righteousness. In truth, there is freedom. In that freedom are reconciliation, peace, and joy. Love is the way, the truth, and the life of righteousness. We first need to understand love to adorn ourselves in its awesome power.