It's so easy to develop our own "Fake I. D's as a team chaplain. What does this look like and how can we avoid it? Tennessee Titans chaplain, Chip Pugh points us in the right direction on this episode of Sports Chaplains Connect.

Just like the icons on your smartphone, sports chaplaincy can reflect how the Lord is working in your ministry. Cleveland Cavaliers chaplain, Jerry Birch explains on this episode of Sports Chaplains Connect.

Che Scott serves as a team chaplain with the NBA's Miami Heat. You'll not want to miss his insight as it relates to prayer, chaplaincy, and serving the needs of athletes, coaches and others. Prayer definitely changes things as you'll discover in this conversation with Che Scott.

Kris Holzmeyer is the team chaplain for the men's basketball team at the University of Evansville. On this episode you'll discover why "Consistency is Always the Game Plan for the Sports Chaplain."

Troy Miller serves as a chaplain with Team 316-Speedway Ministries in Iowa. His journey is one of trusting the Lord with the opportunities to share Christ at the track...all the while asking "How's Your Race Going?" It's an important question for each of us serving in sports ministry. The devo, based on Hebrews 12, is available by scrolling the posts on Troy's Facebook page. Be sure and check it out!

Rick Mitera has served in sports chaplaincy for many years and many venues. From his days with Hockey Ministries, International, he shares the importance of always keeping ministry Based on the Bible. "No kidding" you may be saying but don't miss Rick's encouragement.

Former Indiana University running back, Jermaine Chaney reflects on this past season for IU Football and how the Lord made him Coachable Beyond Coachable in his collegiate and pro careers.

Joe Lane opens his heart and shares what the Lord has taught him as a sports chaplain. One concept he talks about is "staying out of the way!" He currently serves as team chaplain to the Muskegon Risers of Major Arena Soccer League 2.