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I Left It in the Last Inning

Baseball player wearing number 5 walks alone along the baseline of a sunlit field, holding his glove after the game, symbolizing leaving past mistakes behind.

I Left It in the Last Inning:   Baseball teaches you something fast — you can’t play this inning worried about the last one. You boot a ground ball. You strike out with runners on. You miss a sign. You hang a pitch. If you carry that mistake into the next inning, it beats you […]

The Ball Starts the Game

Baseball resting on the dirt before the start of a game with text reading “The Ball Starts the Game – Jesus Starts Everything.”

The Ball Starts the Game Jesus Starts Everything Keep Your Eye on the ball; a devotional series by Bibles and Baseball   Before the uniforms matter, before the lineup is announced, before the stands fill up—there is one non-negotiable detail: the ball must be put in play. No ball means no pitch. No pitch means […]

The Light That Broke The Darkness

A baseball resting in snowy pine branches beside glowing Christmas lights, symbolizing Christ as the Light that breaks the darkness.

THE LIGHT THAT BROKE THE DARKNESS   A baseball game changes the moment the stadium lights flip on. One second the field is swallowed in shadows; the next, everything is visible. The game makes sense again—you can see the hops, the angles, the routes. Light brings clarity and confidence. Christmas is God doing the same […]

Swing for the Gates

Baseball player finishing a swing and looking into the distance, symbolizing faith, vision, and trusting God with the outcome.

Swing for the Gates   Today’s devotional has been written by our friend and Bibles & Baseball teammate, Rob McGuffey. Drawing from his journey as a follower of Christ and the wisdom found in God’s Word, Rob challenges us to strive for more than we may have originally envisioned. He encourages us to set our goals […]