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After securing his team's place in the NFL playoffs, Texan rookie quarterback CJ Stroud was asked by a reporter

to respond to the moment. In a brief statement that's now made the rounds on

social media, he expressed gratitude for the city of Houston, honor for his

fellow players, and most of all, praise to Christ for saving him and choosing

him to be in this role.

More than a typical generic thanks to God for a win,

Strout spoke with grace and humility,

noting the scriptures written on his wristbands

after being asked about them.

For all the stories and scandals out of sports, there's still a strong

remnant of faith there in this corner of our too often Christless society.

And for more stories like this from a lifelong sports fan and strong believer, you can check

out a new book, In the Big Inning, by John Stregi,

where he shares stories of people whose faith influence their performance and their relationships

with coaches, teammates, and fans.

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