As a rabid New England Patriots fan and a born again
Christian who appreciates the positive affect Tim Tebow has been having on
American pop culture, I look at the end of Tebow-mania, at least temporarily,
with mixed emotions. With Christianity losing the influence it once had on
American society due in large part to the failure of Christians themselves to lead a lifestyle that displays to the world a fruit bearing life as Tebow does on a daily basis.
This young man, who was blessed with missionary parents
and great athletic ability, broke onto the national scene this year thanks to a game he plays very well and fearlessly brought attention
to the values that once were part of the fabric of this country. Now that Tebow and the Denver Broncos have been sent
home until the next training camp, most people will forget about him and the
curiosity they were beginning to develop about God, Jesus Christ, and
Christianity in general, but not everyone. The seed has been planted in many
minds and hearts and God will use that to bring them into fellowship with Him
at the right time, I have no doubt..
In some ways I wish I wasn’t a New
England Patriots fan this morning because I feel somewhat guilty
that Tom Brady and the Patriots had a role in bringing Tebow-mania to an end.
As a Christian I am reminded, however, that all children of God can serve God in any career they find themselves in, and from what I can tell, no one has been doing that better than Tim Tebow lately, and for that I'm very thankful.

Yeah Tim Tebow had a good run. RIP Timmy.
ReplyDelete