FOOTBALL THEOLOGY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP CHRISTIAN LIVING. (The Purpose, Practice and Power of Football Spirituality) - Dr. Wayne M. Reynolds

Welcome to Football Theology for Championship Christian Living, the purpose, practice and power of football spirituality. It is no secret that this gladiator-style game sharing our Sundays, Mondays, Thursdays and weekends is big in America.

Football Theology elucidates the enormous reach and ubiquitous influence that football has at the pleasure of 100 million Americans annually.

Find out why and how Football is bigger than Football and what its wholistic value is for America. Singlehandedly, football is unlike any other institution, possessing a trajectory that exceeds all accolades achieved on the football field.

Much too important to ignore, the didactic of Football Theology is to prepare America for an overdue spiritual breakthrough and to lay out the universal transformative blueprints for championship Chrisian Living. The amalgamation and synthesizing of key football and theological elements united-together make championship living possible for everyone.

Dr. Wayne M. Reynolds completed his undergraduate studies at North Central College in Naperville, Illinois where he was an NCAA All-American in Track & Field. He later received his Master of Divinity degree in Psychology of Pastoral Care and Counseling from the Gammon Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Reynolds doctoral studies addressed the decline of mainline Protestantism in North America.

This highly competitive 5-decade-career-athlete loved playing football until an injury returned him to track & field for North Central College's legendary track dynasty under Al Carious. Over the past fifty years, this fifth-generation ordained minister has provided nationwide leadership to churches and organizations from Oregon to Delaware, across cultural and denominational lines as keynote speaker, and professor teaching religion, philosophy and ethics.

Dr. Reynolds' Football Theology partners Christian and Football ideals into a construct that 330 million Americans can use to be champion of life.