Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone has spent her career showing the world a faith that competes. But most teen female athletes have never been given the tools to actually build one. This workbook finally changes that.

Systematic Theology for Young Female Athletes delivers 10 illustrated chapters of real, Scripture-deep theology in the language teen female athletes actually respect — transformed into a faith workbook with actionable steps, key chapter takeaways, and a full Scripture Cheat Sheet they will return to long after the final whistle.

This is not a devotional that feels good on Sunday and does nothing when pressure hits. It is a 10-chapter faith workbook where teen female athletes discover who God says they are, learn their worth has nothing to do with the scoreboard or the mirror, find real purpose in failure and comparison, and build the foundation that holds when the pressure gets real.

Inside, your young athlete will conquer the identity crisis after a bad game or season-ending injury with real theology that holds where encouragement alone never could. She will tackle the lie that her worth lives in her body or her stats, face comparison and perfectionism with a biblical framework that turns her hardest moments into her most defining, and battle body image pressure with actionable steps and write-in sections built for the heat of competition.

Written by Coach Rowan K. Finch — former athlete, coach, and father of a young female competitor — this is the workbook he wished existed for his daughter and every young woman she competes alongside. Perfect for teen female athletes ages 13 to 17, Christian moms, coaches, youth pastors, homeschool families, and FCA small groups.

There is a real difference between a girl who knows a Bible verse and a girl who knows what she believes about God, about herself, and about why she competes. One folds under pressure. The other holds.

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