EPISODE · Dec 17, 2025 · 54 MIN
One Contact Sport to Another: Football and Discipleship | Jeff Hoplin | Ep. 014
from Stories of His Glory
During his time at the University at North Dakota, Jeff Hoplin, a long time believer in Christ, decided to take a break from playing college football to pursue a semester of Bible School. Although this decision delayed his progress within the football program, Hoplin would not trade the impact that the semester at Bible School had on his life as a disciple of Jesus Christ.In This Episode Jeff Shares:The value of a testimony for individuals who are raised in Christian familiesThe importance of differentiating Bible accounts from the made up stories that children hear aboutWhy believing in Christ is more than just believing in the history of Jesus.A story on how God can use a Gospel share years later to impact the lives of othersThe incredible importance of discipling new believersHopefully Jeff's story challenges us all to not only be bold in sharing our faith with others, but also highlight the importance of walking along side new believers and help them grow in their faith in hopes of not just "leaving them sitting on the curb".Verse of the Day:"For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile" – Romans 1:16Resources:💪 Learn more about FCA in North Dakota: https://www.fcand.org🙌 Support the mission: https://fcand.org/donate☕ Thanks to our sponsor: Copper Dog Waffles & Coffee – Mandan, NDCall to Action:If this story encouraged you, share it with a coach, athlete, or friend.🎧 Follow the show so you never miss more stories of how Jesus is transforming lives through the world of sports.🙏 Leave a review and help us declare the glory of Jesus Christ everywhere.
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