How can a murder conviction turn into redemption? In this Average Joe Video, Joey Davidson shares his testimony of receiving life in prison as a teenager and how Jesus paved the path to freedom amidst the darkest bondage. Me, my family and our church are rejoicing in how the Lord has allowed this to unfold. Looking forward to the next steps!!

Check out NASCAR Pit crew Adam Riley's Average Joe video. See how Adam came to give his life to Christ and what he is doing now to live out his calling.

Jenna Mayo, former ESPN Producer, tells how her story and Coach Gibbs story are very similar.

Jason Baker, 11-year NFL veteran, shares his story. He talks about how he grew up in the Catholic Church and how a tough circumstance lead him closer to God.

Adam LaRoche, former MLB player, shares his story about leaving Major League Baseball. After a mission trip, his heart is pulled toward helping those subject to human trafficking. “I did feel a pull from the Lord into this trafficking fight.” “We want to go to the places no one else wants to go, and defend the defenseless.” Watch more videos like this here: https://www.gameplanforlife.com/watch-videos

https://gameplanforlife.com Norm Miller, Co-Founder of I am Second, shares his story. After getting pulled over for drunk driving, he called out to God. “I started drinking at the age of 14… what are we here for? Let’s have some fun!... I was just drinking, partying, and selling batteries… I’ve lost control of my life here… God, help me, I can’t handle it… my friend started telling me about the bible.. it’s the Word of God given to man exactly as He intended it.. archaeologists use the bible to find things… the fruit of the spirit is love, peace and joy… that’s what I want. So I prayed to receive Christ.” Watch more videos like this here: https://www.gameplanforlife.com/watch-videos

Watch this tribute to JD Gibbs, who lived a life devoted to God in addition to being an American stock car driver and co-owner of Joe Gibbs Racing.

Charlie Ward won a Heisman, but never played in the NFL. See how overcoming addiction fueled his fired to become an NBA star. "Humility is always going to win out." “Fortunate to play under Bobby Bowden… played 11 years in the NBA… being a mentor and helping people follow Christ is the best way to go all the time. There’s always a struggle. During my NBA career, pornography was something I had to deal with. If something is going to be removed, you have to replace it with something. My wife has been a great blessing to me, we have been married for 18 years. She sees what I can’t see. Whatever you do, give God the glory through it all. If we are pleasing God, other people will see the fruit we are bearing. As I look back on my life, I definitely see God’s hand. I am grateful that I am able to instill in young people the things that were instilled in me.”

Darryl Strawberry was at the top of his game in the late 80's and early 90's when addiction and personal trials struck him. But, this Average Joe decided that God had the final say in the direction for his life! Darryl Eugene Strawberry Sr. (born March 12, 1962) is an American former professional baseball right fielder and an ordained Christian minister and author. Strawberry is well known for his 17-year career in Major League Baseball (MLB). Throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, Strawberry was one of the most feared sluggers in the sport, known for his prodigious home runs and his intimidating presence in the batter's box with his 6-foot-6 frame and his long, looping swing that elicited comparisons to Ted Williams. More on Daryl: https://bit.ly/2sQVUj1 Watch more videos like this here: https://www.gameplanforlife.com/watch-videos