Tim Tebow

Oh, thank you.

One of my favorite lines, I just was opening the book to see it, and I think it paints to that, is, "'You see, for on my beams there was a price, not only a man's death, but a king's sacrifice.

He didn't just die on one broken tree.

The king came to defeat death, to set you free.

And how ironic that I, the cross, once a symbol of pain, would now be a symbol of hope in Jesus' name.'"

As if he's coming to realize the transition of what he thought it was and what he's realizing it is.

And that transition that we go through so many times of like, well, this is what I want.

And you don't even realize, you know, all the things that God is doing.

Yeah.

Um, so I just, but, but Jason, I really hope that, um, that that was one of the hopes and prayers for it is that a family would be able to buy it for a friend, share it, like give it like, Hey, they might not, you know, open up Luke and go read it, but maybe they would open this up and have a different perspective.

And, uh, maybe families would read it around Easter and maybe they would talk about it.

And, um, yeah.

It's just a different way for maybe Christians to share with their friends of, hey, this is something different and it's rhyming and it's easy to read and it's short.

I know you like it because it's a colored book.

Oh, I love it.

You got down to my level here.

The number for grace, baby.

Let's go.

That's a great job.

That's so sweet.