Baseball Chapel

2019 Bowie Kuhn Award

Vince Nauss presents Baseball Chapel's Bowie Kuhn Award to Major League Baseball umpire, Ted Barrett, at baseball's annual winter meetings.

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Sunday Chapel Services

Each Sunday, Chapel Ministers deliver chapel services to both home and visiting teams. Throughout baseball, over 3000 players, coaches, and non-uniform personnel attend every week.

Reaching Out to Umpires

Chapel Ministers also reach out to the umpires of professional baseball each Sunday, conducting chapel services for them, sharing God's Word with them, and praying for their needs.

Ministering to Player Wives

Women's Ministry Leaders reach out to support the wives and girlfriends of the players, conducting chapel services for them and their children, and delivering Bible Studies during the week.

Ministering to Ballpark Personnel

Chapel Ministers also hold Sunday chapel services for ballpark employee such as ushers, security personnel, front office personnel, and many others who work at the stadiums.

Ministry to Latin America

Baseball Chapel's ministry extends to professional leagues and academies in Mexico, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic.

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Our Network

Over 600 people serve with us leading chapel
services, conducting Bible studies, and discipling
men and women.

Our Vision

One aspect of Baseball Chapel's vision is to see
players use their platform to share their faith with
others.

Faith on the Field

Brent Suter shares how his faith helps
him overcome "the grind" of the season.

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February 11, 2020

My Son

“My son, if you receive my words and treasure up my commandments within you, making your ear attentive to wisdom and inclining your heart to understanding; yes, if you call out for insight and raise your voice for understanding, if you seek it like silver and search for it as for hidden treasures, then you will understand the fear of the Lord and find the knowledge of God.” (Proverbs 2:1-5)

The “If - then” statements in the Bible are huge. As men, and more specifically men of God, we have a responsibility to pursue the things Solomon is encouraging his son to pursue. When we do this, we will grow and make an impact in other’s lives. Solomon heard it from his father, King David, and now passes on the same instruction to his son. Way beyond ink on a page there is life in the word of God. Our ears, our hearts, our mouths, our eyes and our minds, says Solomon, are to be attentive and inclined toward our Creator.

There are times when my ears allow the noise of the world to drown out the call of God; when my heart is far from understanding God’s love; when my mouth calls for my own comfort rather than God’s will; when my eyes seek lust not the wisdom that is worth more than gold; when my mind has been so dulled that I am content knowing about God rather than knowing God.

It is in these times I am blessed to have men in my life, my pastor, my mentors, my brothers, to remind me if I receive and treasure up, incline and seek, then I will understand and know.

Question: Do you have a Solomon in your life encouraging you to pursue Christ?

Challenge: Read Philippians 3. The first question Saul (Who was to become Paul) asked Jesus was, “Who are you Lord?” And then he spent the rest of his life getting to know Jesus more deeply.

Prayer: Pray that God’s word would impact your life and cause you to desire a deeper knowledge of who he is.

Steve Sisco -- BC Staff

Baseball Chapel
P.O. Box 10102
Largo, FL 33773
operations@baseballchapel.org

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