Kansas City FCA

Kansas City FCA To see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.

👏We're excited to have Kristin serving as the new KC East Administrative Assistant!Her support and organization will hel...
06/23/2026

👏We're excited to have Kristin serving as the new KC East Administrative Assistant!

Her support and organization will help further the mission of reaching every coach and athlete with the Gospel!

Welcome to the team, Kristin! 🎉

🎉Birthday shout out to Teri! 🎉We're so grateful for all you do! Thank you for serving our team with excellence and a hea...
06/22/2026

🎉Birthday shout out to Teri! 🎉

We're so grateful for all you do! Thank you for serving our team with excellence and a heart for the ministry.

We hope you have an amazing day celebrating! 🎂🥳

Today, we remember and celebrate. ❤️💛💚We remember the significance of Juneteenth. As we reflect, may we continue to purs...
06/19/2026

Today, we remember and celebrate. ❤️💛💚

We remember the significance of Juneteenth.

As we reflect, may we continue to pursue love and unity, remembering that true freedom is found in Christ.

“Above all, put on love, which is the perfect bond of unity.” Colossians 3:14 (CSB)

Check out today’s Wednesday Word from FCA’s Daily Impact Play:"The demeanor of athletes as they come to practice often d...
06/17/2026

Check out today’s Wednesday Word from FCA’s Daily Impact Play:

"The demeanor of athletes as they come to practice often determines how that practice will go. High energy and an upbeat attitude typically lead to a good practice. Low energy and grumbling usually result in a practice that’s a struggle.

Coaches remind athletes of this: whether or not their current circumstances are favorable, each player can choose their demeanor as they come to practice. Even when things are not going well, they can recognize that playing sports is a wonderful gift. It’s a privilege to compete, be part of the team, have the health to be able to compete, etc. No matter the circumstances, athletes can choose to come each day with the right perspectives and intentions.

Psalm 100:4 points out that we have a similar choice in how we come to God. “Gates” and “courts” are references to the temple. For the people of God in the psalmist’s day, the temple was far more than a building. It was believed to be the means through which God fulfilled His promise to dwell with them, to be present in their midst. To “enter his gates…and his courts” is a way of saying, “Come into the presence of God.”

How are we to come? With thanksgiving and praise. Verse 4 is simultaneously an invitation and a command—because we need both. When things are going well for us, verse 4 invites us to direct our gratitude to the One from who is the source of all blessings. When life is hard, we are still directed to “give thanks to him and bless his name.” Why? The psalmist tells us in verse 5: the Lord is good, loving, and faithful.

It comes down to what we choose. We can choose to allow our circumstances to define our perspective. Or we can choose to focus on what is true of God in every situation. God is always good, always loving, and always faithful. He is therefore always worthy of our gratitude and worship. When we come to God with this type of demeanor, it helps us have the right attitude as a competitor and in how we approach all of life."

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Summer ministry is in full swing! ☀️🏀 Northland Area Director Derek spent the day serving as chaplain at the FCA Support...
06/16/2026

Summer ministry is in full swing! ☀️

🏀 Northland Area Director Derek spent the day serving as chaplain at the FCA Support Center Power Camp alongside student Huddle Leaders!

🍖 JoCo Area Director Dustin enjoyed connecting with FCA Nebraska staff and interns over some KC BBQ, building relationships and encouraging one another in ministry!

Whether it's on the field, at camp or around the table, FCA is all about making disciples through relationships!

06/15/2026

After winning the NBA Finals, Josh Hart had the world watching — and he used the moment to give God the glory. 🏀🏆

His bold faith continues to inspire others as he openly prays before games, shares Scripture and points people to Jesus on one of the biggest stages in sports.

A reminder that the biggest platform is an opportunity to make HIM known. 🙏

📸: Brad Penner

Check out today's Wednesday Word from FCA’s Daily Impact Play:NFL Coach Tony Dungy once said, “Mentors build mentors. Le...
06/03/2026

Check out today's Wednesday Word from FCA’s Daily Impact Play:

NFL Coach Tony Dungy once said, “Mentors build mentors. Leaders build leaders. When you look at it closely, it’s really one and the same thing.” A mentor is a trusted advisor or influential leader. When athletes need help growing in their skills, they go to someone better than they are who has had hands-on experience in their sport. They seek a mentor that has an interest in building them up. And eventually, as they grow in their own skill, they can also begin to mentor and help develop younger athletes. It is a cycle of provision and help. This is how teams become great.

Jesus used this exact method with His disciples. He grabbed twelve guys and taught them how to become more like Him. He taught them how to pray, how to understand the Bible, what to do and what not to do, and even how to preach the Gospel. Jesus was their mentor. After Jesus died on the cross and rose again, He left His disciples with a message: “It’s your turn.” The disciples began to mentor and disciple those around them. This cycle continued repeatedly over centuries, eventually finding its way to me and you. Now, it is our turn!

God wants us to become mentors and also have a mentor. He knows His children need help, so He has designed a perfect plan. He has raised up leaders in our communities and churches to help lead us and grow us. These mentors hold us accountable, teach us about God, and help us in our hard times. After listening and increasing in our faith, God empowers and equips us to lead others younger than us. When we remain faithful to the cycle of sitting and listening, then going out and repeating it to another, we are not just mentoring but building up leaders for our teams, school, church, community, and beyond. The cycle began with Jesus, and now it is for us to continue.

Who is someone in your life you can ask to be your mentor?

Who is someone younger in your life that you can begin to mentor?

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Check out our JoCo Area Rep, Dawn, highlighting one of the best parts of FCA summer ministry...intentional time that isn...
06/01/2026

Check out our JoCo Area Rep, Dawn, highlighting one of the best parts of FCA summer ministry...intentional time that isn’t always possible during the school year. ❤️

🤼 Catching up with BVSW state wrestling champion, Tad, before he heads to Nebraska…love hearing that FCA is first on his agenda when he arrives! 🙌

🏐 Reconnecting with former athlete, Sydney, now starting FCA volleyball Huddles on her campus in Tampa Bay!

🏌️‍♀️ Conversations on the golf course with BVNW athlete Hailey, about growing her faith and influencing teammates!

School may be out, but the mission continues! 💙

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