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Loved Beyond Performance: RobertAnthony Cruz & Christine D’Clario

Loved Beyond Performance: RobertAnthony Cruz & Christine D’Clario

Season 1 Episode 505 Published 5 months ago
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*This episode contains content that may be triggering for some listeners.*

This week, we welcome RobertAnthony Cruz, known to many as Coach RAC. RobertAnthony is a professional baseball player with the Savannah Bananas, a former minor league athlete, and a mentor to thousands of young people through sports camps and social media. But beyond the flips on the field and the packed stadiums, Coach RAC has wrestled with anxiety, fear of failure, and the pressure to prove himself. Today, he shares how learning to root his identity in God’s unchanging love, rather than outcomes or approval, has transformed the way he competes, leads, and lives.

Later in the episode, we’ll hear from Christine D’Clario, who takes us behind the music and the platform into the hidden places of her story. From a childhood shaped by unspoken trauma with years of learning how to hide pain in the name of faith, Christine shares how postpartum depression became the breaking point that forced her to confront what she had carried for far too long. 

 

Links, Products, and Resources Mentioned:

Jesus Calling Podcast

Jesus Calling

Jesus Always

Jesus Listens

Past interview: Dr. Sasha Shillcutt

Upcoming interview: Jonathon M. Seidl

 

RobertAnthony Cruz

Coach RAC

Savannah Bananas

ESPN

Psalm 1

Jared Orton

Christian Dearman

 

Christine D’Clario

postpartum depression

Philippians 4:6-7

John 16:33

www.ChristineDClario.com/en

Healing in the Desert

 

Interview Quotes:

“When you make it your aim to serve your teammates and do that, it becomes such a beautiful thing, and you find so much more fulfillment in it. I’ve had to learn to detach my sense of peace and joy from the results and instead play from a place of gratitude and see how I can serve my teammates well.” - RobertAnthony Cruz

“God created us to be part of the body, so we’re supposed to be connected to each other. When you can experience competition while being deeply connected to your teammates, it ends up being such a beautiful and fun thing.” - RobertAnthony Cruz

“The older I g

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