Josh Hamilton of the Texas Rangers talks about his addiction and how addiction can be overcome with God's help.

• Josh talked about addictions. He came out of a life of addictions. How did he define being addicted?
• Where were the areas he listed that people are addicted today? Which of these areas are struggles for you?
• Have you overcome an addiction in your life? Through Christ, what have you had victory over?
• Read 1 Corinthians 15:10. How would you define grace?
• Without God’s grace, Hamilton would not be the man he is today. How has God’s grace covered you?
• Josh mentioned mercy as well. What is the difference between grace and mercy, spiritually?
• Do you know someone who has an addiction? Reach out to them and pray for them.

Emotions are never in short supply during open-mic time. Although not many people knew this particular couple's past when the man grabbed the microphone, during the brief minutes that followed, they became part of a story they would never forget.

With tears in his eyes and a quiver in his voice, the man explained to the crowd at the 2007 FCA Couples Getaway at The Cove that he and the woman next to him didn't really know how they got there.

Bryan Clay knows there are skeptics. As the gold medalist in the decathlon at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Clay took over the title of "World's Greatest Athlete." But he realizes a title that bold only invites arguments, particularly in today's debate-driven sports culture.

This is an application for anyone who would like to serve as a chaplain during a major sports event. It is to be submitted with 3 letters of reference to the Serving the People of Sport Council of the International Sport Coalition which works with such events as World Cup events and Olympic Games organizing committees.

The face of the Houston Astros has changed.

Jeff Bagwell has been retired for nearly four years. Craig Biggio bid farewell to Minute Maid Park after the 2007 season. And last year, fan favorite Brad Ausmus packed up his catcher's gear and opted to close out his career with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Houston is officially Lance Berkman's team. And he's OK with that.