Tim Tebow

He wants to take your sin and give you righteousness. That's the gospel. He takes your sin and he gives you righteousness. He makes you right with his dad. the greatest trade in the history of the world. And I just love being able to watch my dad do that. And still sometimes I love getting to talk about the greatest trade. And they're immediately receptive.

um not everywhere not everywhere sometimes they're uh certain places they're very not receptive some places they i've seen them run him off i've seen him them argue but also i've seen um people that you would have never thought respond respond weeping. So no, it's not always receptive. And I could tell you that many countries where it was the exact opposite of receptive.

um not everywhere not everywhere sometimes they're uh certain places they're very not receptive some places they i've seen them run him off i've seen him them argue but also i've seen um people that you would have never thought respond respond weeping. So no, it's not always receptive. And I could tell you that many countries where it was the exact opposite of receptive.

um not everywhere not everywhere sometimes they're uh certain places they're very not receptive some places they i've seen them run him off i've seen him them argue but also i've seen um people that you would have never thought respond respond weeping. So no, it's not always receptive. And I could tell you that many countries where it was the exact opposite of receptive.

But you could even see in some of those times how God would start to work in the hard places and the people that are even resistant to it.

But you could even see in some of those times how God would start to work in the hard places and the people that are even resistant to it.

But you could even see in some of those times how God would start to work in the hard places and the people that are even resistant to it.

So I grew up just with just the best parents and four older siblings that were amazing. And we grew up going to church all the time, Sunday morning, Sunday night, Wednesday night. Did a couple of Bible studies in between. And over and over again, my parents, especially my dad, would say, hey, you heard the pastor talking about Jesus and that free gift. Do you want to say yes to Jesus today?

So I grew up just with just the best parents and four older siblings that were amazing. And we grew up going to church all the time, Sunday morning, Sunday night, Wednesday night. Did a couple of Bible studies in between. And over and over again, my parents, especially my dad, would say, hey, you heard the pastor talking about Jesus and that free gift. Do you want to say yes to Jesus today?

So I grew up just with just the best parents and four older siblings that were amazing. And we grew up going to church all the time, Sunday morning, Sunday night, Wednesday night. Did a couple of Bible studies in between. And over and over again, my parents, especially my dad, would say, hey, you heard the pastor talking about Jesus and that free gift. Do you want to say yes to Jesus today?

And over and over, I'd say, no, Dad, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Go to my parents' room and say, hey, you heard the sermon today, or you heard me preach. What do you think? Do you want to say? I'd say, no, Dad, I'm good. Until one night, I was lying in my bed late in the evening, And I knew that I knew that I knew that I was a sinner that desperately needed a savior.

And over and over, I'd say, no, Dad, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Go to my parents' room and say, hey, you heard the sermon today, or you heard me preach. What do you think? Do you want to say? I'd say, no, Dad, I'm good. Until one night, I was lying in my bed late in the evening, And I knew that I knew that I knew that I was a sinner that desperately needed a savior.

And over and over, I'd say, no, Dad, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Go to my parents' room and say, hey, you heard the sermon today, or you heard me preach. What do you think? Do you want to say? I'd say, no, Dad, I'm good. Until one night, I was lying in my bed late in the evening, And I knew that I knew that I knew that I was a sinner that desperately needed a savior.

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And on the west side of Jacksonville, Florida, we got on our knees on a blue couch, and I asked Jesus to come into my heart, and He did. And He forgave me of my sin. And one of the things that my parents did that was so special They wanted us to remember that moment and how special it was. So even a family that didn't have a lot of money and was always strapped to do a lot of things.

And on the west side of Jacksonville, Florida, we got on our knees on a blue couch, and I asked Jesus to come into my heart, and He did. And He forgave me of my sin. And one of the things that my parents did that was so special They wanted us to remember that moment and how special it was. So even a family that didn't have a lot of money and was always strapped to do a lot of things.

And on the west side of Jacksonville, Florida, we got on our knees on a blue couch, and I asked Jesus to come into my heart, and He did. And He forgave me of my sin. And one of the things that my parents did that was so special They wanted us to remember that moment and how special it was. So even a family that didn't have a lot of money and was always strapped to do a lot of things.

My mom set up a trip for us to go to Orlando and go to Epcot to celebrate my spiritual birthday. my family always made a bigger deal of our spiritual birthday than they did our earthly birthday and um my mom still every year will call me tell me it's your spiritual birthday you know it's so that's really cool I've not heard of that yeah and