Maintaining Faith Through Both the Peaks and the Valleys
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In his very first “Mighty Mite” football game at age six, on a play called “Splat Green Sweep Right,” Jordan Kunaszyk scored a 60-yard TD. Today he’s an NFL veteran who’s played for Carolina, Washington, and Cleveland. But Jordan isn’t shy about admitting that the journey in between—like his personal faith journey—has had plenty of ups, downs, and false starts. This week Jordan talks with Redeemed founder Paul Amos about both journeys and what he’s learned along the way—about perseverance, living a moral life, putting God’s word first, and maintaining a strong faith even through frustrating times.
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0:00—Intro/an early football memory/”lightning round”
5:53—Jordan’s faith journey
17:43—What does redemption mean to you?/The Division I football experience
21:16—The search for the tangible presence of God
25:44—Maintaining a strong faith even in trying times
30:35—The peaks and valleys of life in the NFL
34:38—Jordan’s current (and future) activities in ministry
39:34—Jordan’s advice for young aspiring athletes
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