If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to live boldly in your faith while navigating the world of dating a professional baseball player, Alison Bloomquist’s story is one you need to hear.At just 26 years old, she is building a Christian brand with kingdom impact. In this interview, she shares her journey of obedience, identity and

From unexpected diagnosis to open-heart surgery at seven days old, this is a story of scars, surrender, and God’s faithfulness.

Play-by-play in the transcript below, or click here to catch the recorded livestream If Married to the Game had a face—someone who embodied faith, resilience, humility, and quiet leadership—it would be Caroline Means. She is a wife and mother, a retired professional soccer player, a type-B pastor’s kid, a Pilates instructor, and a woman who builds godly community

There are some friends who make you laugh, some who inspire you, and then there are the rare ones—like Tori Murphy—who make you believe the world really can be better. Married to former MLB player Daniel Murphy (yes, Hall of Fame ballot Daniel Murphy!), Tori has spent 16 years navigating stadium life, raising four kids, and quietly

In this inspiring Married to the Game interview, Leslee Holliday shares how faith and family have kept her grounded through decades in professional baseball. From raising sons to navigating marriage in the spotlight, her wisdom reminds us that true success is found in identity, purpose, and faith over fame.

You never know the people you’ll meet through social media, but every now and then, someone comes along and you instantly know they’re meant to be your friend. That’s exactly how it felt when I met Kaitlin.At the time, I was spending hours trying to build my own website — and failing miserably at turning my ideas

WWJD is a phrase most of us know — but for me this year, it’s taken on a new meaning: What Would Jess Do. From the moment we moved to Tampa (and honestly, even before we got here), Jess has been my go-to for all things local. She helped us find doctors, schools, hair stylists, even a

Jena and I first met at a Convoy retreat three years ago. She walked into the event like a bright ray of sunshine, and her genuine kindness is something I’ll never forget. I had a feeling we’d become good friends, but I never could have guessed how deeply our stories would align. Perhaps that’s why both of

Carrie and I go way back, she was the very first friend I made in the game of baseball and we spent countless hours together during our four years with the TIgers. The glue that bonded us originally was our love for Jesus but quickly she became someone that I deeply admired and wanted to be around.I