Dear Friends and Ministry Partners, Thank you, truly, for your generosity and faithfulness. In a world full of needs, I am deeply grateful that you have prayerfully chosen to partner with me and the basketball ministry at Auburn University. I steward your giving with great care, knowing it is ultimately the Lord’s. As Scripture reminds us, “It is required of stewards that they be found faithful” (1 Corinthians 4:2). That faithfulness continues to guide every aspect of this m

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTvI95XoaJ8 Pastor Jeremy Napier preached from Acts 9, focusing on the transformation of Paul and drawing out three key life principles: 1. Commitment . Paul’s encounter with Jesus shows that true commitment means a complete change of direction. Following Christ isn’t partial or convenient, it’s surrender. 2 . Using Your Platform for the Lord. God can use anyone as His instrument for the Kingdom. Paul went from persecuting Christians to boldl

Last night, when we walked into Arizona’s arena for shootaround, I wondered what our guys were thinking. My hope was that they felt excited, ready to dominate. But let’s be honest: the first human reaction in a big, potentially loud arena is usually nerves.  How big is this place? How crazy will the crowd be? To help them process those thoughts, I took them back to a familiar moment in Scripture. The Israelites had just been freed from slavery in Egypt and were standing on th

John 3:1–21 – The Story of Nicodemus This week has been incredible. We began with a Coaches’ Bible Study in John 3 , focusing on the story of Nicodemus, a respected member of the Sanhedrin, the ruling council of the Jews. Jesus often opposed the Sanhedrin because of their legalism. They created 613 laws to maintain religious performance, turning faith into a display of self-righteousness rather than genuine devotion to God. Jesus confronted this mindset, exposing their obsess