Baseball Chapel

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.

More...

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.

Subscribe to Receive Devotion Daily

February 23, 2021

Know God

“And this is eternal life, that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent.” (John 17:3)

When I first met my wife there were many things I knew about her. I, being a man, first noticed her physical features. She was a gymnast. But I also observed her personality. I observed how others interacted with her; I learned her tastes in food, décor, clothing, etc. I experienced life around her, I knew about her, but I did not know her and I certainly did not understand her at that time. Romans 1 has an impactful passage that reveals how man can know God yet distance himself from Him, Romans 1:19 reads “For what can be known about God is plain to them, because God has shown it to them.” He has made sure we know about Him.

The more I had opportunity to experience my wife, the more I fell in love with her. The first things I noticed about her began to reveal over time deep truth about who she was. Our relationship moved from knowing a lot about each other to an intimate knowledge and understanding of each other. Paul uses the same type of language to drive the exclamation point into man’s heart in Romans 1:21. “For although they knew God, they did not honor him as God or give thanks to him...” The word “knew” here is to experience, contrary to “known” in verse 19 which is simply “to know about.” Though man can disregard Him, verse 21 does speak of a personal, intimate knowledge of God through our experience with him.

God has revealed himself in an infinite and intimate way. He is beyond anything we can imagine, yet He is relational and accessible. We are created first and foremost for his good pleasure. He also has our best interest in mind, which is to know Him and his Son, as Jesus prayed in John 17.

Question: Do you know a lot about your Creator? Or do you know your Creator?

Challenge: Read Psalm 144. Take a spiritual inventory.

Prayer: Pray with Jesus that you may know the only true God and Jesus Christ whom he has sent.

Steve Sisco -- BC Staff

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

Useful content: provide a link where to buy isotretinoin find out this here.