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Before Patrick Mahomes was even born, his mother, Randi Mahomes, would go to the church in Troup, about 20 miles Southeast from her home in Tyler, every Sunday and Wednesday with her neighbors, praying that when she has kids, this is exactly what she will teach them. Fast forward to her becoming a mother of Patrick Mahomes, Mia, and Jackson, and the lessons continued. Her greatest achievement? “I love seeing Patrick still do that.” It did not matter if she was working till 2 in the morning as an event planner, she would have everyone ready to go to the church next morning as she believed “If I couldn’t teach them something being a mom, maybe they would hear it in church.” And this habit has continued.

Remember how the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback would bow down to his knees and pray before every game? This is, in fact, a personal tradition he has created since his high school years where he would pray for two hours before taking on the field. During his pre-game press conference for Super Bowl LVIII, he also gave glory to God, mentioning how “He has a role in everything I do.” As for Randi, she has mentioned “I just pray that God protects them (every team playing).” And now, she has another reminder to the world, showing her deeply rooted belief.

Randi posted a photo from the Sunday morning Services to Night of Worship event “This is the gospel” at Rose Heights Church. In her Instagram story, she shared a quiet but powerful moment during the services from church, as the worshipers sang “Let the whole earth sing.” Her message to the world was a simple: “Jesus loves you.”

Faith is a huge part of the Mahomes family, supporting them in all the good times and carrying them through all the dark times. Earlier this year, Randi lost her father, Randy Martin. He wasn’t just her dad—he was a mentor, a teacher, and meant the world to her. When he passed away in February, she shared an emotional tribute on Instagram. One of the photos showed her holding his hand in his final moments. She quoted, “Well done, good and faithful servant! Matthew 25:23.”

Before this was her mother’s passing in April 2024. She was Patrick’s biggest and surprisingly loudest cheerleader for whom the QB told Randi which she reminisced once, “There were days that Patrick said I heard Nanny. I said, “You heard her over all the Chiefs?” She might wait until it gets a little quieter, but she’d yell, “Go Patrick!” You wouldn’t think she was a very loud woman, but she was.”

Since then, her posts have had a different kind of energy—more prayer, more real talk. She is opening up about grief, about the life as a mom of an NFL superstar, and so much more. It’s clear that the church and her faith community have become her safe place. It’s been inspiring to watch her open up like that. And let’s be real—this is the kind of energy that shaped Patrick too.