How these 3 world series stars let Christ break through

Published: November 4, 2024

Photo from Tommy Edman‘s Instagram

How these 3 world series stars let Christ break through

By Movieguide® Contributor

CBN Sports asked to several MLB players in the World Series about their faith and what it means to them.

Tommy Edman of the Los Angeles Dodgers that his faith was key for him this year as he entered the season not knowing if he would be able to play.

“I started the year on the injured list, you know, I didn’t really know when I was going to be able to play this year,” he said. “But I think my faith was guiding me on the way – God had a plan. He had a plan for my season, and I think now looking back, it was hard to understand what it was at the time, but now looking back, I think being grounded in my faith has allowed me to stay calm through everything. I have a sense of peace no matter what happens, and I think that has helped that’s me getting through this.”

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New York Yankees outfielder Trent Grisham He came to Christ just last year and told how it changed his life.

“Basketball has hit me a lot in my life, and I’ve given it a lot of value,” he began. “I was struggling. I felt lost. I just decided to give my life to Christ. I think I was baptized for the first time on the 10th of December last year. So, God is good, man, and he saves in very clear ways sometimes. “It’s definitely a blessing to be here.”

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To the Dodgers pitcher Michael Kopech He was asked about how his faith influenced his time in the World Series.

“The journey I’ve been on as an individual spiritually with my family, the ups and downs, the pain I’ve felt, the pain I’ve caused, and the growth from those moments of pain has been transformative, to say the least,” he explained. “Christ is a savior, and everything with which I have succeeded, all