Kansas City Chiefs' kicker, Harrison Butker, recently shared his personal journey and faith at the Catholic Men’s Conference in Wichita. Speaking to a crowd of 1,000 men, Butker reflected on how his Catholic faith has shaped his life and career.

Butker, who has achieved success in the NFL, emphasized that his talent for kicking a football is a gift from God. He stated, "What motivates me is that God has given me this talent to kick a football in this sport that we love. I’m trying to maximize that talent that he’s given me."

The NFL scoring leader highlighted the importance of acknowledging God's role in his achievements, saying, "Whatever we do, whatever platform we have, it must point back to God because he is the one that gave us anything that we have."

After every field goal, Butker makes a gesture of thanksgiving to God, recognizing the source of his abilities. He explained, "Not the fame. Not the glory. But just doing my very best with what God’s given me."

Butker also shared insights on balancing his career with his faith and family life. He noted the significance of prioritizing his relationship with God above all else and the impact of his actions on his wife and children.

Reflecting on his legacy, Butker expressed that his ultimate goal is to lead his family towards spiritual growth. He acknowledged the challenges of being a devoted husband and father, emphasizing the importance of supporting and empowering his wife in her role as the primary educator for their children.

In conclusion, Butker's message at the conference resonated with the audience, highlighting the importance of faith, humility, and gratitude in both professional success and personal relationships.