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FCA Proven Bible Study

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) "Proven" study is a faith-based resource centered on John 15:8. It helps athletes and coaches shift from trying to earn human approval to living securely in the love and finished work of Jesus Christ. 

Identity Shift

Identity Shift: Moves participants away from chasing stats, wins, or peer acceptance to realize Christ has already proven their worth.

The Four Pillars

The Four Pillars: Guides individuals and teams through key spiritual steps - Connect, Cultivate, Choose, and Commit.

Spiritual Fruit

Spiritual Fruit: Focuses on bearing lasting spiritual fruit by remaining rooted in Christ rather than performing for status.

Register for a Bible Study

Register for the Shelbyville Middle School Bible StudyRegister for the Triton Central Middle School Bible Study

Proven Handbook

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Agenda

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