Built to Perform

High school baseball player sits on a dugout bench at sunset tying his cleats before a game. His glove, bat, and water bottle rest beside him as he prepares on the field, symbolizing discipline, preparation, and stewardship.

Built to Perform:   No serious baseball player walks onto the field with broken equipment on purpose. Players take care of their glove. They choose the right cleats. They tape their bats. They hydrate. They stretch. They train. They recover. Why? Because they understand performance is affected by preparation. A player cannot expect to perform […]

Who’s in Your Dugout?

Youth baseball players stand shoulder-to-shoulder in a dugout during a team prayer or huddle, with the devotional title “Who’s In Your Dugout?” displayed prominently in bold black and orange lettering alongside the Bibles & Baseball logo.

Who’s in Your Dugout? Baseball is not meant to be played alone. Every player needs teammates in the dugout, coaches in the corner, and people who will tell them the truth when they’re getting off track. The same is true in life and in faith. The people closest to you will influence your attitude, your […]

Know the Stats or Know the Savior

Baseball resting on a Holy Bible in a dugout with glove and bat in warm evening light

Know the Stats or Know the Savior:   You can know a lot about someone and still not know them at all. I can tell you that Ken Griffey Jr. had one of the sweetest swings in baseball history, wore #24, and hit 630 home runs. I can tell you that Matt Olson is a […]

Custom Made

Custom Made baseball devotion about being created with purpose and value by God

Custom Made:   Think about an expensive, custom-made baseball glove. Not something pulled off a shelf. This is high-level craftsmanship—premium leather, designed with intention, built for a specific role. Every stitch matters. Every detail is there for a reason. It’s ready the moment it hits the field because it was made right from the start. […]

Opening Day: Trust the One Who Holds the Season

Opening Day baseball field with home plate and chalked batter’s box, featuring the message “Trust the One who holds the season".

Opening Day: Trust the One Who Holds the SeasoN   Opening Day carries a feeling you can’t fake. Fresh dirt. Clean uniforms. Zero losses. Every team starts with hope, but nobody knows how the season will actually play out. Coaches don’t know how their lineup will develop. Players don’t know when they’ll slump or when […]

The Ultimate Comeback

Baseball bat lying by home plate on a dirt field at sunset with stadium lights, representing the ultimate comeback and Easter devotion

The Ultimate Comeback:   Every baseball fan loves a comeback. Bottom of the ninth. Two outs. Down to your last strike. It looks finished. The crowd starts heading for the exits. But one swing changes everything. Easter is the greatest comeback in history. On Friday, it looked like defeat. Jesus Christ had been crucified, buried, […]

Embrace the Adjustment

Teen baseball player hitting off a tee during indoor batting practice while teammates train in the background, illustrating the theme “Embrace the Adjustment” from the Bibles & Baseball Spring Training Series Part 2 devotion.

Embrace the Adjustment: Spring Training Series – Part 2 (Skill Refinement & Transformation)   Spring Training isn’t just about stamina — it’s about change. A hitter might rebuild his swing. A pitcher develops a new pitch. A veteran adjusts mechanics to extend his career. These changes aren’t cosmetic. They’re intentional. Necessary. Sometimes uncomfortable. Good players […]

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 […]

Iron Sharpens Iron

Crossed wooden baseball bats resting on a dugout bench with a glove and baseball on the dirt floor beneath the headline “Iron Sharpens Iron” from Proverbs 27:17.

Iron Sharpens Iron:   In baseball, the difference between a good player and a great player often comes down to practice, discipline, and teamwork. You don’t just show up and swing the bat once in a while—you hone your skills, listen to coaching, and push through when the game gets tough.  You also hold your […]

Loved Before The First Pitch

Worn baseball cleats on infield dirt at sunset with laces forming the word love and the headline “Loved Before the First Pitch” for a Christian baseball devotion.

Loved Before the First Pitch:   If you love baseball, you know the feeling. You love the sound of the ball hitting the sweet spot. You love the dirt on your cleats. You love the grind of practice, the brotherhood of the dugout, the battle between the lines. Baseball isn’t casual for you. It costs […]