Lunch Break: Tim Tebow – “Christ comes first in my life.”
by LauraLoo
ESPN’s First Take features Tim Tebow and his response to Jake Plummer’s annoyance that he always mentions Jesus Christ every opportunity he can.
Wouldn’t you love to be at Tim’s Thanksgiving dinner table? Can you imagine the prayer and praise he gives to God on high holidays?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9oSpQprZ9I[/youtube]
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Nov.23, 2011 12:00 pm |
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Good for you, Tim! :D
I wish there were more like him!
Awesome…and Amen. I haven’t heard someone talk so well of our Lord in a long time.
Go Broncos!!
Thanks Tim! I have an article about you cut out and taped where the teens are sure to read it often — on the wall next to the toilet.
What a wonderful example you are!
He seems like such a sweetheart. Very courageous and inspirational as well.
The saints in heaven were people who just didn’t care what others thought of them. For Our Lord Jesus’ sake they confessed their love of Him at every opportunity, regardless of the cost to themselves. What a fine example!
Nothing would be better for sports than to have this young guy do as well on the field as he does in his character.
This makes me feel even more guilty about drooling over clips of him working out on Youtube. Is it wrong to find such a committed Christian and declared virgin totally hot?
Nicole, I don’t think it is wrong to admire this young man for all of his attributes but I hope it is mostly for his virtuous Christian lifestyle. However, if you are a Christian “believer” be careful where your imagination takes you. Jesus said “If you look upon a woman (or man for that matter) to lust after her/him you have committed adultery (or fornication if you are not married) in your heart already”. The old saying is “You cannot stop the birds from flying over your head but you can keep them from building a nest.”