"No, it's in God's hands," Peggy Means told doctors who were trying to convince her to take her daughter off of life support.

In the wake of the horrific shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade, linebacker Drue Tranquill had the right response.

Two off-duty law enforcement personnel shot and killed the woman, who brought her 7-year-old son to the scene of the planned attack.

Jesus is cool. And he's cool with our sin and stuff, right? 'Cause he gets us. Wait a minute! What in the world is this ad saying?

For $14 million, there was something else they could have shown, and it would have been 14 million times better.

Stroud won the prestigious award after he "finished with 4,108 passing yards, third-most by a rookie QB," according to the NFL.

If the NFL wishes to promote meaningful change, it should showcase Winston's impassioned message and example.

At a time when pro athletes are lionized for trashing the US, it's refreshing to see a sports hero worthy of being a role model.

In the midst of the Travis Kelce/Taylor Swift media blitz, Brock Purdy has been quietly making waves with his steadfast faith in God.

From big man on the Iowa State campus to rising NFL star, this young man has an anchor and a foundation in Jesus Christ.