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Make the Adjustment

Baseball player listens to coach in dugout, symbolizing repentance, correction, and spiritual growth.

Make the Adjustment:   Every baseball player knows this moment. You swing and miss at the same pitch—again. You field a ball the wrong way. You make the same mistake twice. At some point, you have to own it. No excuses. You admit what’s wrong, listen to your coach, and make the adjustment. That’s how […]

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 […]

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 […]