God has commanded disciples from all over the world to do a work in His world. His word has been sent to all nations, guiding humanity towards righteousness and prosperity. Living a healthy life is not only important for the individual but is also pleasing to the God of Heaven. As the scripture reminds us in 3 John 3:2: Beloved, I wish above all th

Keywords: MVP athlete, drug overdose, coma recovery, sports testimony, addiction & faith, redemption story Today’s message starts on the field and ends at the bedside. It’s a sports story transformed into a raw, redemptive testimony — the kind that makes you stop, listen, and re-evaluate what “winning” really means. In a powerful v

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Sports has always been a platform of glory, discipline, and determination. But for some athletes, the temptation of drugs has derailed promising careers. This MVP athlete drug abuse message is not just another talk—it is a real-life testimony of a champion who had everything, yet nearly lost his life to substance abuse.

The Bible is filled with voices raised on behalf of God. The men and women called by the Lord did not speak to fill the air with pious words; they spoke to change hearts, to call nations away from danger, and to reveal aspects of God’s character and plan. As we reflect on this theme, consider how the ancient ministry of the prophets and the apost