Tebow Does It Again: God Does Answer Prayers

 I don't think that God gives a rip about football, but I do believe that he will help you with just about anything if you are willing to give the the praise for it, and Tim Tebow certainly does not have a problem with doing just that.

Hundreds of thousands of people have publicly taken a knee and prayed because of this kid's example and his leadership. I really believe that God is rewarding him for it, but that blessing hasn't come without cost.

The hate this kid has received since his focus on the family pro life Super Bowl commercial has been shameful. The atheist and homosexuals at ESPN has hammered him almost daily.

They said that he would never make it in the NFL. They said that he was a fourth string quarterback at best. They said everything except that he could win. And that vitriol was ramped up even higher when he hit his knees and prayed after earning a start and winning his first game.

Now the kid is on a winning tear, and his haters are being fed a steady diet of crow.

His latest victim was the highly ranked New York Jets. [Video]

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How did Rex Ryan and the New York Jets not see it coming?

Third-and-4 from the New York 20, Broncos trailing by a field goal, 1:06 to go in Thursday night’s game at Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Tim Tebow(notes) lined up in the shotgun.

I’m no defensive genius – nor are my sons (ages 12 and 9), for that matter. Yet if all three of us were screaming at the television, “He’s gonna slip outside and run!” as Tebow received the snap and processed Ryan’s all-out blitz, you’d think someone in a Jets uniform might have been down with the concept of outside contain, no?

Maybe Rex Ryan needs to do a little Tebowing

(vb) to get down on a knee and start praying, even if everyone else around you is doing something completely different.

Why do the libtards at ESPN hate Tim Tebow?
Here is your reason... He represents what they hate most.

http://tebowing.com/

(AP)Tim Tebow inspired a phenomenon when he dropped to a knee and began praying as his teammates wildly celebrated around him after an improbable overtime victory in Miami last weekend.

That was simply Tebow "Tebowing," a phrase coined by a fan sitting in a bar in New York watching the popular yet polarizing quarterback rally the Denver Broncos.

Jared Kleinstein was mesmerized by Tebow's peaceful demeanor kneeling on the turf amid all the chaos that ensued. He launched a website in which fans could submit photos of themselves "Tebowing," which means getting down on a knee and praying, even if everyone else around you is doing something completely different.

The trend is picking up steam.
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