RaShan Frost

Oct 25, 2024 | thegospelcoalition.org | RaShan Frost

I played college football at Auburn University. I coached Division I college football for 13 years and was a collegiate sports chaplain for 6 years. My entire adult life has been at the intersection of faith and sport. Yet I’ve found few resources that carefully study the relationship between athletics, culture, and spirituality in the United States. In The Spirit of the Game: American Christianity and Big-Time Sports, Paul Emory Putz fills this gap.

Jun 15, 2024 | kentuckytoday.com | RaShan Frost

My adult life has been committed to teaching and cultivating the lives of people, formerly as a college football coach and collegiate sports chaplain to now as a pastor and college professor. I have joyfully dedicated my life to investing in others, especially in the discipleship of their faith in Christ. While teaching is my life’s passion and calling, one of my greatest joys in my life besides being a husband is being the father of two sons.

Jun 15, 2024 | fggam.org | Dewey Moede |RaShan Frost

What a wonderful message, not only for Father’s Day, but all days. Thank you Baptist Press and RaShan A. Frost! Glory!Baptist PressBy , posted June 14, 2024 in FamilyMy adult life has been committed to teaching and cultivating the lives of people, formerly as a college football coach and collegiate sports chaplain to now as a pastor and college professor. I have joyfully dedicated my life to investing in others, especially in the discipleship of their faith in Christ.

Feb 6, 2024 | thegospelcoalition.org | Brett McCracken |Jerry Riendeau |Jen Oshman |RaShan Frost

Everyone in the city seems to hustle just to survive. Sometimes the word “hustle” has a positive connotation: it’s a way to make a living. In the sports world, “hustle” refers to effort—moving with maximum intensity, purpose, and speed. Or it can have a negative meaning, referring to a con used to make money. Someone misrepresents what he’s offering in an attempt to get ahead, taking advantage of the hope of a person too innocent to know better.