There's been a lot of talk about Tim Tebow and his talk about his faith in Jesus.
There's been a lot written about what it means to be called to work but I've never heard it expressed as well as when I heard my friend Nolan Egbert describe Tim Tebow's actions on a recent football field; "Tebow was putting everything he had into every play. He was giving it his all and was physically and mentally wasted at the end. He was so exhausted he could hardly breathe on the sideline."
And this is from a man (Tebow) that has emphatically said "God doesn't care who wins."
Tebow's blend of prayer and work is an important example of being called to work and let's not let the hype over him and his faith cloud that practice.
I like the way a recent Wall Street Journal article about Tebow ended.... "But win or lose, Tim Tebow will compete hard—and when he's done, he will thank God and remind all of us that it's just a game." Click here to connect to article.
Blessed be Jesus' name and I pray that I will put as much into my work as Tim does.
There's been a lot written about what it means to be called to work but I've never heard it expressed as well as when I heard my friend Nolan Egbert describe Tim Tebow's actions on a recent football field; "Tebow was putting everything he had into every play. He was giving it his all and was physically and mentally wasted at the end. He was so exhausted he could hardly breathe on the sideline."
And this is from a man (Tebow) that has emphatically said "God doesn't care who wins."
Tebow's blend of prayer and work is an important example of being called to work and let's not let the hype over him and his faith cloud that practice.
I like the way a recent Wall Street Journal article about Tebow ended.... "But win or lose, Tim Tebow will compete hard—and when he's done, he will thank God and remind all of us that it's just a game." Click here to connect to article.
Blessed be Jesus' name and I pray that I will put as much into my work as Tim does.
