[albie]

“Well, I sit back and smile a lot just ‘cuz ... I smile,” Tebow responded, with his reflexive grin. “I continually try to smile a lot.”

...boy, do secular, America hating Marxists hate people who are happy!

[E.K. Crossbow]

We need to pray for this young man daily. We need to pray for Gods Guidance. He has a target on his back from a wretched America that no longer appears to care. I pray he does not succumb to the pressures wicked folks will put on him and I hope his faith prevails.

[mountainlion]

John Elway struggled for years under a coach that misunderstood him. I suppose Elway is doing some advising. Tebow and Broncos are both in a learning curve and things could get quite a lot better.

[jimmygrace]

Tim,
All the best in your NFL career, but please consider running for public office later. We need more politicians with souls and integrity.

[Tupelo]

If you look at the recent history of college and professional sports in Colorado, you will find that they really don't want to hear from Christians there.
Bill McCartney gave Colorado it's first national college football championship and was chased out of town for being too Christian.
Now they are after Tebow. My guess is his tenure in Denver will be limited, but like Doug Flutie, will be a force in a more religious part of the nation. Green Bay? Boston?

[WKB]

Baptist ping

[VeniVidiVici]

Teammates and opposing players alike say what a great leader Tebow is. Coaches will knock his play but admit that Tebow has *it*, the football mind and persona that finds a way to win.

Football is Tebow’s life but Jesus Christ is his passion. I, for one, cannot see how that makes this amazing young man a lightning rod for criticism.

He's already involved in getting a hospital built in the Philippines where his folks were missionaries.

http://www.christianpost.com/news/tim-tebows-next-play-building-a-childrens-hospital-in-the-philippines-62106/

[Mudtiger]

“Critics want him to keep it to himself, a pattern that is increasingly common in American public life.”

But the homosexual lobby can be in-your-face with their gaudy, immoral parades; the atheists can display billboards ridiculing believers; the Hollywood elites can flaunt their ungodly lifestyles; the ACLU can drag public figures into court for displaying the 10 commandments or uttering a public prayer in a public arena.

Keep it to himself??? “Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your God which is in heaven.” Keep shining, Tim. I'll keep glorifying God for your faith.

[Gilbo_3]

"Tebow is just a guy with the good sense to say thanks. Instead of taking his cue, we mock his faith. And that says more about us, none of it good," writes Jennifer Floyd Engel at Fox Sports

good on Tim for living his Faith in Christ, and Jennifer for for the courage to point out the hypocrisy of everyone else......

[Patsygirl]

God Bless Him! I don’t watch much football, but I sure know who Tim is and would love to have a grandson with morals and values just like he has. He is such a great role model for younger kids coming up and is an inspiration to all of us.

[gaijin]

Ya know who Tebow reminds me of? Reagan.

I’m serious.

No matter HOW much the MSM blasted Reagan, the guy simply refused to react. Indeed his resolve to continue on his own path was so huge that it seemed Reagan wasn’t even TRYING to ignore them —because he WASN’T..!

He genuinely didn’t care what they said about him —a quality we don’t see even in 1 of 100 people.

This reallllly angered the MSM —it’s like the aging ex-QB after high-school finding out people who’ve moved on from high-school really no longer care HE was once the BMOC and will no longer kiss his a$$.

Tebow is like that, too —THAT is how little he cares about what the media & NFL ownership say about him.

Another person is like that, too —Rush Limbaugh.