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Running toward the chaos

When I received word of the explosions that occurred at the finish line of the Boston Marathon today, I was very personally upset. Running a marathon takes months of training and extreme dedication. Even after all the training, crossing the finish line results in literal pain. And, to be completely honest, crossing the finish line means COMPLETE physical, mental, emotional and spiritual exhaustion. To complete a marathon feels like coming to the edge of death willingly.

Jackie Robinson’s faith missing from ’42′ movie

A new film about Jackie Robinson, titled "42" — the number he wore during his historic career — tells the triumphant story of how the Civil Rights icon integrated professional baseball by playing for the Brooklyn Dodgers. But there’s a mysterious hole at the center of this otherwise worthy film.

Spokane: a community on the move

While many in the Spokane area worshipped in various religious services Sunday morning, I ran the St. Paddy’s Five. Running is more than just an athletic event, it’s a celebration of community; it’s a place to be accepted for who I am.

Dallas pastor Robert Jeffress takes veiled swipe at Tim Tebow

So much for turning the other cheek.

After evangelical icon Tim Tebow canceled his scheduled appearance at First Baptist Church in Dallas because of controversial remarks made by senior pastor Robert Jeffress, the pastor appeared to fire back at the New York Jets quarterback in his sermon Sunday (Feb. 24).

Super Bowl commercials get supernatural with farmers, miracle stains and the devil

Colin Kaepernick (among others) brought religion to the football part of the Super Bowl, but advertisers brought religion to the other important (and some of us would argue, more imporant) part: the commercials.

Here are a few we noticed.

POLL: Who does God want to win the Superbowl?

We reported this week that a new survey shows 3-in-10 Americans say God plays role in outcomes of sports events.We reported this week that a new survey shows 3-in-10 Americans say God plays role in outcomes of sports events.

BRIEF: Survey finds nearly 3-in-10 Americans say God plays role in outcomes of sports events

Even though only 3 percent of Americans identify as fans of the Baltimore Ravens (1 percent) or San Francisco 49ers (2 percent), 66 percent of Americans are likely to tune in to Super Bowl XLVII, including 42 percent who say they seldom or never watch sports, a new survey finds.

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