RUNNING & BIBLE DEVOTIONS

From training to racing to healing injuries, these Christian devotions were written to give hope with the tips I’ve learned while running.

An Electrolyte Recipe, Running, and Faith

Discover how running and faith go hand-in-hand in this uplifting devotion for Christian runners. Learn the importance of being the “salt of the earth” while finding clean, homemade electrolyte drink solutions to fuel your body and spirit. Whether you’re logging miles or growing in your walk with Christ, this devotion offers practical tips for intentional living and hydration.

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From Reluctance to Running the Race of Faith

From doubting running’s appeal to completing three Boston Marathons, my journey reflects my faith: persistence, trust, and transformation. Each step, like prayer, reveals God’s strength. Faith is a marathon of endurance, grace, and growth.

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An Electrolyte Recipe, Running, and Faith

Discover how running and faith go hand-in-hand in this uplifting devotion for Christian runners. Learn the importance of being the “salt of the earth” while finding clean, homemade electrolyte drink solutions to fuel your body and spirit. Whether you’re logging miles or growing in your walk with Christ, this devotion offers practical tips for intentional living and hydration.

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Running, Faith, and Healing

Discover how trusting God through setbacks, caring for your body, and running with purpose can transform your faith journey and inspire others.

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From Reluctance to Running the Race of Faith

From doubting running’s appeal to completing three Boston Marathons, my journey reflects my faith: persistence, trust, and transformation. Each step, like prayer, reveals God’s strength. Faith is a marathon of endurance, grace, and growth.

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Running, Praying, and Cherishing Moments

Seeing 11:11 on the clock is my cue to pause, pray, and let God join my day. It’s a fun family tradition—and like marathon training, it’s better with others cheering you on. God shows up in big dreams and little moments, reminding us He’s in every detail!

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Running, Abuse and Faith

Running builds strength, resilience, and faith, inspiring breakthroughs in life’s toughest challenges. From conquering marathons to navigating hardships, perseverance and faith offer hope, as Isaiah 40:29 reminds us: God strengthens the weary.

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Running, Clay & Rising to the Top

Running parallels refining clay—removing impurities builds strength and resilience. Like God, the potter shaping us (Isaiah 64:8), training reveals our potential, shedding unhealthy habits and rising stronger through life’s challenges and trials.

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Running Motivation During the COVID-19 Lockdown

After a postponed Boston Marathon, I rediscovered why I love running. Explore tips to stay physically, mentally, and spiritually healthy, including running’s essential benefits, boosting immunity, and combining prayer with your routine.

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Continued Training on a Sprained Ankle

It’s been a little over a year since I sprained my ankle and I’m happy to report that I’m still running and things are going pretty good! This post is a little about that but you can...
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Running with IBS

Running Chicago I ran the Chicago Marathon a week ago and my take away is a lot can fall apart and even if you plan to give up, the best things can still happen. Years ago I was diagnosed with IBS...
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Running Faster on a Sprained Ankle

Falling Fast One moment I was running and chatting with my friend and the next moment, I was sprawled on the ground in blazing pain. My foot landed on a rock that rolled and so began my journey with...
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Healing a Knee Injury, a Marathon, and God

Often runners will give helpful advice to other runners before their big races. One piece that stands out to me is “Just remember — one foot in front of the other.” That sounds easy until you get to mile 23 and your feet don’t move like they used to and the ditch filled with dead leaves starts looking real comfy. Running is a form of discipline (or punishment) and while I’d like to think it’s self-inflicted, deep down I feel I couldn’t stop running as long as I were still able.

Running through fatigue is one thing but through an injury is quite another. During training and racing, you can expect fatigue but an injury just seems to show up out of nowhere. Injuries can be very discouraging and persistent. One of the worst I’ve had was knee pain but I found a way to beat it.

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