The Olympics inspire, excite, and impress us as we meet athletes who have worked for years to reach the most respected games in the world.
Joanna Kovacs’ son, Joe, will be throwing the shot put for the U.S. in the 2016 Olympic Games. As an athlete and a single mom, Joanna was mother, father and even coach to Joe throughout his accomplished career.
We’ve rounded up some of the most inspiring athletes on team U.S.A. to talk to them about their Olympic hopes, love of sports and the incredible obstacles they overcame in order to make their dreams come true.
How do we recognize the greatness within ourselves and put it into practice?
For a doubting Thomas widower, the message from his late wife was unmistakable.
The children of Louis Zamperini share why their father’s story is one of faith and redemption.
She was finally going to do something to help herself. It was either now or never.
Listen as U.S. Olympian hopefuls share quotes that have inspired them in their medal pursuit.
Gold medalist Hannah Kearney recalls how she became a champion mogul skier.
Nearly a mile down an icy, twisting track at 80 miles an hour, headfirst. Some people think Katie Uhlaender is crazy. But her dad understood.
As the legendary Olympic figure skater reveals, winning gold at Albertville in 1992 was not her biggest achievement that year.
Why the U.S. women’s gymnastics team will inspire a generation of positive thinkers.
It might get us in trouble, but curiosity also leads us to great things—whose faith isn’t animated by a curiosity to know God’s will?
