God. Family. Football.

It was so refreshing getting to watch a show that glorified God, encouraged upright priorities & goals, and not worldly trash. They are preparing these boys for their future not just high school football so that when they have families of their own they will be that anchor, that leader and be present. America is lacking fathers and husbands who prioritize God and family. I think even though we only see a glimpse into the school they are on the right track. I think it is beneficial for teens to have another option that's clean instead of the constant bombardment of nonsense, self centered, sinful, worldly trash tv and social media entertainers.

If you watch this series and still think it's about football you may have missed the mark. The investment the coaches make in the lives of these students and the concern the students have for each other is evident. I even found myself hollering at the screen during games and I'm not a huge football fan. I was just rooting for these kids on every level. I found myself not only cheering but having my heart tugged during a few emotional moments. I think the importance of God and faith in the school/families/team was evident and was a hope filled message. I appreciate the production of inspirational family appropriate entertainment.

Living in times where it seems like the world is against Christianity AND there's so much division among races, this true documentary allows the best of us to shine. You will feel better about people after each episode. This inspiriting story has the viewer wanting to "do better" while reminding us that we're not really that different. It also inspires us to want to win!!

The central theme is overcoming adversity, whether it's challenges in football, family, health, or even special needs. The relationships within the football program between coaches and players is endearing. The viewer is also reminded that there are still many good kids wanting to do good things for other people AND be great stewards in their community. WATCH THESE KIDS OVERCOME AND WATCH THIS COACH (and former NFL player) BE A POSITIVE LIGHT IN SO MANY LIVES!!!

"God. Family. Football." is a heartwarming and motivating docuseries that focuses on the journey of the Evangel football team and their head coach, Denny Duron. This series emphasizes the values of faith, family, and teamwork as central pillars in the lives of both the players and the coaching staff of the Louisiana high school team.

The backdrop of Evangel's challenging 2020 season, where they faced a difficult record of 0-9, sets the stage for a powerful story of redemption and determination. The fact that Coach Duron returned to lead the team of mostly eighth and ninth graders and guide them towards a state title emphasizes his commitment to instilling a strong sense of belief and resilience in the young players.

The personal backstories and struggles faced by the players and their mentors adds depth to the series, showcasing the fire inside them that gives them the strength to overcome. I loved witnessing their growth, love for God, and incredible team spirit. They radiate with character and stir the heart with their stories of perseverance and conviction.

This show goes beyond the realm of sports. It delves deeper into the realm of character, endurance, and conviction, growing its appeal to a wider audience-even those who might not typically be invested in football or sports-related content.

This feel-good story of triumph over adversity is inspiring, exciting, and emotional. If you believe in putting God first, even if you're not a football enthusiast, you'll root for these incredible boys, their school, their families, and their faith. You might even be inspired to move mountains.

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I stumbled onto this show and then just could not stop watching. It's honest and positive. I love how they didn't cut out when players got angry and acted out. It shows that although we are Christian's we aren't perfect and won't pretend to be. I love the example this gives to younger kids. My son who breathes football at 8 will be watching this with me when I return from my work trip. It shows faith in God but understanding it's all Gods timing. Just have to keep faith and press on. I love sharing the family stories and the diversity of the school. It's light and not so heavy. It's a breath of fresh air and doesn't leave you emotionally drained.