See post #6 ... let’s let God sort him out. We can do nothing for him now, but his family is grieving and we can do something for them, by not trashing him now.
Other than watching NASCAR and the Super Bowl this year, I gave up on professional sports.
However, I think Kobe Bryant’s relationship with God is the one thing I didn’t know about him that would have interested me.
I know there is nothing, no force that’s ever been or ever will be, more powerful than God’s Love.
He Loves all of us with a Love that is beyond human understanding and He will forgive any sin we acknowledge and give to Him.
However, I have been long curious about and concerned about Jesus saying “I did not know you” about me or anyone else I know.
It looks like Kobe Bryant had that sort of relationship, whatever it was, with Jesus, so I’m not worried about him one way or another.
Instead, I have been thinking about the story of King David, his sins, their consequences, the way Nathan presented it and his final choices, as told in 2 Samuel, and how it applies to me and to the world in our times now.