Kids want to play and want to learn. A successful program must facilitate both. Schools must ensure that sports are in the school for kids to play. Let’s ensure that students hear, “Play Ball!” – and not just in words. For a sports program to be a success, directors, coaches, and parents must ensure that the stu­dents are enjoying their learning to play in a program that values physical training, but values godliness even more.

This article reflects on the power of sports in our society, the aspect of winning and losing in sports, and glorifying God in sports.

This article is about work and recreation/entertainment. Sport and Sunday sport is also discussed.

This article is about sport, and the different aspects of sport: competition, sport performance, success and failure, and personal worth. Sport and the glory of God is also discussed.

In this article about sport, the author looks at the importance of physical exercise in relation to training in godliness. 1 Timothy 4:7-8 is also discussed.

Are Christians allowed to engage in professional sports if it means playing on Sundays? This article engages this question.

Should you celebrate the mistakes of the opponent in sports? This article looks at the way Christians should behave when coming to viewing sports and supporting their teams.

This article is about sport and Christian principles for sport teams.

This article looks at sport as religion, sport as competition, and sport as entertainment.

This article is about the relation of play and sport and work.

How can Christians spur each other on in the Christian life? This article draws five lessons from the gym that can be used by Christians for their spiritual life.

Is karate a religion? This author examines the eastern religious beliefs that are part of the normal karate experience.