Joshua Doering is a journalist at Sports Spectrum. He covers various topics related to sports, faith, and the intersection of culture and athletics. His insightful commentary and reporting have been featured in prominent publications, including Sports Spectrum.
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Joshua Doering’s coverage heavily focuses on the intersection of sports and faith, particularly in athletes' lives. Given this focus, pitches should appeal to stories that highlight how athletes incorporate their faith into their sporting journeys or provide expert commentary on the role of religion in sports.
Given his specific thematic focus within various sporting events, consider pitching human interest stories about athletes who have compelling narratives around their faith and its impact on their performance. Additionally, experts who can offer insights into the broader trend of religion in sports may also catch Joshua's attention.
Do note that there is no specified geographic focus for Joshua’s coverage.
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A day after improving to 7-1, Alabama football players publicly shared their testimonies. "No matter what happens, God died for me."
Maxwell Hairston played a key role for the Buffalo Bills in Sunday's win over the Kansas City Chiefs. "I give all thanks to God," he said.
Manchester City winger Jeremy Doku is coming off one of the best games in recent memory. "There's nothing more important to me than faith."
New Arsenal star Eberechi Eze is grateful to be back at his boyhood club. "I can only thank God for the opportunity."
By: Joshua Doering
From community college to Players Era MVP, Michigan star Yaxel Lendeborg says, "I pray before games to let Him know I believe."
By: Joshua Doering
A deeper faith in Jesus has helped Jakob Chychrun become one of the NHL's top defensemen. "It's been a big part of my life."
Patrick Mahomes and Micah Parsons declared their faith in God after suffering torn ACLs. "I may be sidelined, but I am not defeated."
By: Joshua Doering
With 2025 coming to a close, Sports Spectrum highlights our most-viewed stories of the year. No. 5 was on quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
Players from around the world will give glory to God as they participate in the World Cup. Here are 11 Christ-followers to keep an eye on.
