Benjamin Watson Reveals Why Today’s Athletes Aren’t Afraid to Talk about Christ

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1:15 AM on Thursday, February 5

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Former NFL tight end Benjamin Watson joins Crosswalk Talk's Michael Foust to discuss why athletes are more outspoken than ever about their faith in Jesus. Watson says social media has amplified believers’ voices — and that when a few athletes speak up, it gives others the confidence to do the same, opening the door for faith to become more normal in sports. He also explains how pressure-filled moments on the field often push players to look beyond themselves for strength and perspective. Plus, Watson shares how Sports Spectrum is partnering with Compassion International. Finally, Watson reveals what it was like to win a Super Bowl with Tom Brady and the Patriots.

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