Auburn Devotions: Inspirational Stories from The Plains

by Del Duduit

Overview

With a winning percentage that ranks among the top fifteen in college football history, Auburn has given its fans much to cheer about for more than one hundred years. Two NCAA championships. More than 15 conferences titles. Nearly eight hundred wins. Three Heisman trophy winners.

With good reason, fans love their Tigers. They win—and win often.

In Auburn Devotions, award-winning sportswriter Del Duduit will show you there's more than just victory on the football field. These forty devotions highlight a memorable biblical or spiritual lesson in each play dear to the hearts of Tigers fans.

So, grab your foam finger, put on your burnt orange and navy-blue face paint, and relive your favorite plays with an added biblical twist.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781563096082
Publisher:	Iron Stream
Publication date:	11/08/2022
Pages:	208
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 5.00(h) x 0.30(d)

About the Author

Del Duduit is an award-winning writer and a lifelong resident of southern Ohio. A sportswriter and former newspaper sports editor, he has won multiple awards from The Associated Press, the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association, and the Ohio News Network.

He is the author of multiple devotions with stories about Christian athletes, including Dugout Devotions and Dugout Devotions II, First-Down Devotions and First-Down Devotions II, Sports Shorts: 52 Stories of Faith from All-Star Believers, and Buckeye Believer: 40 Days of Devotions for the Ohio State Faithful. He received the Outstanding Author award at the 2017 Ohio Christian Writers Conference as well as two more first-place awards. Del also covers the Cincinnati Bengals for the Portsmouth Daily Times.

His articles have been published in Clubhouse Magazine, Sports Spectrum, Bridges, and PM Magazine. Some of his articles have been published on One Christian Voice, ToddStarnes.com, The Sports Column, Almost an Author, and The Write Conversation. Del is also a frequent contributor for Athletes in Action and The Christian View.

Del and his wife, Angie, have two adult sons and three grandchildren, and they attend Rubyville Community Church.