Cody Benjamin is a staff writer at CBS Sports. He focuses on the intersection of sports and culture, particularly in the realms of NFL analysis and competitive sports, while also exploring themes of religion and spirituality. His work has been featured in various outlets, including CBS News, The Gospel Coalition, and BVM Sports.
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Cody Benjamin's coverage focuses primarily on sports, particularly the NFL and related events. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer unique insights or expert commentary on ongoing games, player performance, coaching decisions, and significant milestones within the National Football League (NFL).
If you have access to insider information about team strategies or future plans of players and coaches in the NFL Week 18 matchups or beyond, Cody may find it valuable for his event coverage.
Given his national geographic focus within the United States, consider tailoring your pitch with a domestic angle relevant to American football.
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A new Harvard-World Vision study surveyed 4,600 children worldwide and affirms the importance of family in spiritual formation.
By: Cody Benjamin
Qu’il s’agisse de transporter des Bibles vers le Mexique ou d’envoyer des navires missionnaires à travers les océans, il incarnait un «abandon sans retenue» pour Christ.
Jeffery Lee’s supporters urged Alabama to “choose life” after he mentored other death row inmates through a Christian nonprofit.
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These FIFA World Cup stars openly follow Jesus, sharing how faith in God shapes their lives, careers, and witness.
Organizers from around the US see soccer as an “unfathomable” opening for ministry.
By: Cody Benjamin
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Films double as prayers, Martin Scorsese has proposed. Sometimes movies reflect life, and sometimes they ignite our longings for depth and transcendence. As with churches, movie theaters are one of the last places in an increasingly digital, distracted world where we quiet the noise and submit ourselves, alongside others, to bigger stories.
Concerning our first president’s faith, a new biopic tries to have it both ways.
Early in Young Washington , the new biopic from Angel Studios and Wonder Project, George Washington is told he has neither the wealth nor the résumé
