Tim Tebow, star quarterback of the Denver Broncos, is well-known for publicly sharing his Christian faith. His life in the spotlight has provided him a platform to reach out to kids in need through his organization, the Tim Tebow Foundation. Dr. Eric Barreto shares how one Biblical verse, Isaiah 40:31, closely aligns with Tebow's work to help struggling and sick children.
Margie Negri
February 05th, 2012 09:31 am
Tim TEBOW is the greatest role model in pro football because he is the same person when not in public eye. He is humble, caring n cares more for helping sick or terminally ill children than winning games. He has been great role model all his life and is truly a Godly young man, unashamed to profess his faith publicly because it is his lifestyle, not just for public attention.
Margie Negri
February 05th, 2012 09:00 am
Tim TEBOW is the greatest role model in sports period !!!! He was in high school,at Florida, n at Denver. Why? Because ALL HIS LIFE he has put God first, not just recently, like some players. He is sincere n cares MOST ABOUT EXHIBITING GODLY CHARACTER, win or lose. He is all about OTHERS FIRST, not about himself, has received 100 times the criticism of any " regular player." Tim is about helping, encouraging sick, injured hurting children before or after his games, win or lose. He's the greatest example of a great COMPLETE pro football player n his appearances at outside events are NOT to make money for himself but to help THAT nonprofit charity. THAT is the reason he is loved n respected. He is a " real Christian" 100 % or time in front of n behind the public eye. He will do great whether he becomes a pro bowl player or just a great quarterback. 2 Chronicles 26:5 says " As long as he seeks n tries his best to live by GOD'S Word, he will prosper." That is total well being, not just power, money, fame but " content" in all areas of his life.
Frank Engelhof
February 03rd, 2012 10:08 am
Tim gets a lot of heat from the media for being so open about his faith--praying on the field, etc. But to me, I think he is an example for the sports world that is so full of drug addicts and thugs. We used to have heroes--not anymore.Tim is a good example for the young. One thing that always gets to me though is whether God cares about who wins a football game. If Tim's praying for the strength to do his best that's fine, but praying to score points--hard to believe God cares about that. He's be better keeping His eye on wars, crime, etc.
Tim TEBOW is the greatest role model in pro football because he is the same person when not in public eye. He is humble, caring n cares more for helping sick or terminally ill children than winning games. He has been great role model all his life and is truly a Godly young man, unashamed to profess his faith publicly because it is his lifestyle, not just for public attention.
Tim TEBOW is the greatest role model in sports period !!!! He was in high school,at Florida, n at Denver. Why? Because ALL HIS LIFE he has put God first, not just recently, like some players. He is sincere n cares MOST ABOUT EXHIBITING GODLY CHARACTER, win or lose. He is all about OTHERS FIRST, not about himself, has received 100 times the criticism of any " regular player." Tim is about helping, encouraging sick, injured hurting children before or after his games, win or lose. He's the greatest example of a great COMPLETE pro football player n his appearances at outside events are NOT to make money for himself but to help THAT nonprofit charity. THAT is the reason he is loved n respected. He is a " real Christian" 100 % or time in front of n behind the public eye. He will do great whether he becomes a pro bowl player or just a great quarterback. 2 Chronicles 26:5 says " As long as he seeks n tries his best to live by GOD'S Word, he will prosper." That is total well being, not just power, money, fame but " content" in all areas of his life.
Tim gets a lot of heat from the media for being so open about his faith--praying on the field, etc. But to me, I think he is an example for the sports world that is so full of drug addicts and thugs. We used to have heroes--not anymore.Tim is a good example for the young. One thing that always gets to me though is whether God cares about who wins a football game. If Tim's praying for the strength to do his best that's fine, but praying to score points--hard to believe God cares about that. He's be better keeping His eye on wars, crime, etc.
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