5 Speeches for World Cup Fever

We are given the charge to become seekers of truth, and there are several ways we can fulfill that charge.

“Drawn to the Light” by Jennifer Rockwood

Just as those game-changing shots depend on the unseen work of passing, trapping, and controlling the ball, our ability to light the way for others depends on the small, steady work of seeking light ourselves.

“If You Don’t Like It, Change It” by Carrie Roberts

Just as Mary found her own passion for soccer instead of simply following her mom’s love of golf, discovering our own “why”—and trusting it—opens doors we would never find by walking someone else’s path.

“What Desirest Thou?” by Corey B. Cuvelier

Aligning our will with Heavenly Father’s isn’t a setback but the very thing that strengthens us to keep playing.

“Finding Peace Amidst Uncertainty” by J. Anette Dennis

When the game is on the line, a coach relies on trust built long before that moment, not luck. In the same way, it’s our covenant relationship with God—not chance—that carries us through life’s uncertainty.

The World Cup may end once the trophy is lifted, but the truths in these five speeches are built to last far beyond the final match. Whether it’s discovering our own why, aligning our will with God’s, or finding peace through life’s uncertainty, the real victory is found in the quiet, steady work of faith in God and His plan for us.