Tim Tebow

One of my pastors, Pastor Joby Martin in Jacksonville, Florida, one of the kindest compliments he gave our team is he said, it smells like Jesus. Oh, man. And it's our favorite night of the year. And honestly, through that, God has opened more doors through that than anything else that I've ever experienced.

We have had heads of states, prime ministers that have had family members, daughters, cousins, relatives that have attended. We have had the daughters of crime families attend, and just testimony. Because so much of them, where does some of their family go? They want to be loved. Some of them love their daughters and families. And just crazy testimonies that we've been able to experience.

We have had heads of states, prime ministers that have had family members, daughters, cousins, relatives that have attended. We have had the daughters of crime families attend, and just testimony. Because so much of them, where does some of their family go? They want to be loved. Some of them love their daughters and families. And just crazy testimonies that we've been able to experience.

We have had heads of states, prime ministers that have had family members, daughters, cousins, relatives that have attended. We have had the daughters of crime families attend, and just testimony. Because so much of them, where does some of their family go? They want to be loved. Some of them love their daughters and families. And just crazy testimonies that we've been able to experience.

Families that have been walking or carrying their kids for 20 hours to get there. Like, here in America specifically, we don't always know or really understand the honor and shame culture. But I know you've traveled and been places, and we've been able to see a lot of countries around the world. Most countries are an honor-shame culture around the world. There's a lot of them.

Families that have been walking or carrying their kids for 20 hours to get there. Like, here in America specifically, we don't always know or really understand the honor and shame culture. But I know you've traveled and been places, and we've been able to see a lot of countries around the world. Most countries are an honor-shame culture around the world. There's a lot of them.

Families that have been walking or carrying their kids for 20 hours to get there. Like, here in America specifically, we don't always know or really understand the honor and shame culture. But I know you've traveled and been places, and we've been able to see a lot of countries around the world. Most countries are an honor-shame culture around the world. There's a lot of them.

And so many times, they believe that this boy or girl bring shame to their family. So many, so many. I could tell you story after story of story of kids that have been chained up, kept in the basement because they brought shame to their family. Kids that were told by their community told them, you need to drown your child, or you need to suffocate your child. Your child is not worth living.

And so many times, they believe that this boy or girl bring shame to their family. So many, so many. I could tell you story after story of story of kids that have been chained up, kept in the basement because they brought shame to their family. Kids that were told by their community told them, you need to drown your child, or you need to suffocate your child. Your child is not worth living.

And so many times, they believe that this boy or girl bring shame to their family. So many, so many. I could tell you story after story of story of kids that have been chained up, kept in the basement because they brought shame to their family. Kids that were told by their community told them, you need to drown your child, or you need to suffocate your child. Your child is not worth living.

Your child brings shame to your family. And so when you're dealing with

Your child brings shame to your family. And so when you're dealing with

Your child brings shame to your family. And so when you're dealing with

in honor and shame cultures where they have been told over and over again there's many countries that we serve in that they will say if you say how many kids do you have sean they will say i have three and then i have one disabled they won't even put them in the same category they won't count them but what we have seen when the biggest night in their community the biggest celebration is held for what some of you call the throwaway or the less than

in honor and shame cultures where they have been told over and over again there's many countries that we serve in that they will say if you say how many kids do you have sean they will say i have three and then i have one disabled they won't even put them in the same category they won't count them but what we have seen when the biggest night in their community the biggest celebration is held for what some of you call the throwaway or the less than

in honor and shame cultures where they have been told over and over again there's many countries that we serve in that they will say if you say how many kids do you have sean they will say i have three and then i have one disabled they won't even put them in the same category they won't count them but what we have seen when the biggest night in their community the biggest celebration is held for what some of you call the throwaway or the less than

or the ones that brought shame, but now they're bringing honor to your family. They're the head of the table. They're on the red carpet, which signifies VIP, very important people. That's who they are, and we celebrate them. It's not just, yes, it is for them, and we would do it just for them, but it's also in the community. It's also in their families.

or the ones that brought shame, but now they're bringing honor to your family. They're the head of the table. They're on the red carpet, which signifies VIP, very important people. That's who they are, and we celebrate them. It's not just, yes, it is for them, and we would do it just for them, but it's also in the community. It's also in their families.

or the ones that brought shame, but now they're bringing honor to your family. They're the head of the table. They're on the red carpet, which signifies VIP, very important people. That's who they are, and we celebrate them. It's not just, yes, it is for them, and we would do it just for them, but it's also in the community. It's also in their families.

It's also to be able to share with the family, this is how we see your boy or girl. This is how we see your family member, because this is how we believe God sees your family member. And it has opened so many doors all over the world in serving the most vulnerable. And they say, man, if you love that boy or girl, would you want to come do this ministry?