Tony Dungy has spent decades telling us faith must come before the game — so why does your teen athlete still have no idea how to actually build it?

Most devotionals give a teen athlete a verse and a good feeling. This book gives them a foundation. Systematic Theology for Young Athletes delivers 10 chapters of real, Scripture-deep theology in the language teen athletes actually respect — transformed into a faith workbook with actionable steps, key chapter takeaways, and a full Scripture cheat sheet they'll return to long after the final whistle.

This isn't just another devotional that feels good on Sunday and does nothing when pressure arises. Inside, your young athlete will:

1. Conquer the identity crisis after a bad game or season-ending injury — with real theology that holds where encouragement alone never could.

2. Discover their worth has nothing to do with the scoreboard.

3. Find real biblical purpose in failure, suffering, and disappointment.

4. Battle comparison and performance anxiety with actionable steps and a Scripture cheat sheet built for the heat of competition.

There is a real difference between an athlete who knows a Bible verse and an athlete who knows what they believe about God, about themselves, and about why they compete. One folds under pressure.

The other holds. Perfect for teen athletes 13-17, Christian moms, coaches, youth pastors, homeschool families, and FCA small groups.

This is the gift that doesn't just help them win games — it shapes the person they become when the games are over.