Tim Tebow

Or are we going to listen to God's voice and the voice of truth of what he's done, what he's doing, and what he's going to do? Ultimately, how we win. And I really feel like it's a battle of the mind and a battle of the heart. And it goes together because our heart, if we don't stay soft to things, our heart hardens.

Or are we going to listen to God's voice and the voice of truth of what he's done, what he's doing, and what he's going to do? Ultimately, how we win. And I really feel like it's a battle of the mind and a battle of the heart. And it goes together because our heart, if we don't stay soft to things, our heart hardens.

Or are we going to listen to God's voice and the voice of truth of what he's done, what he's doing, and what he's going to do? Ultimately, how we win. And I really feel like it's a battle of the mind and a battle of the heart. And it goes together because our heart, if we don't stay soft to things, our heart hardens.

our heart gets less and less tender to the things of God and the things of good and the compassion for other people. Because compassion is not a comfortable thing. And we talked about comfort for just a second. Compassion actually goes back to the Greek word splanchnizomai, which means to be moved from your most inward parts. It is not comfortable. It is a painful thing.

our heart gets less and less tender to the things of God and the things of good and the compassion for other people. Because compassion is not a comfortable thing. And we talked about comfort for just a second. Compassion actually goes back to the Greek word splanchnizomai, which means to be moved from your most inward parts. It is not comfortable. It is a painful thing.

our heart gets less and less tender to the things of God and the things of good and the compassion for other people. Because compassion is not a comfortable thing. And we talked about comfort for just a second. Compassion actually goes back to the Greek word splanchnizomai, which means to be moved from your most inward parts. It is not comfortable. It is a painful thing.

I believe it's used 12 times in the New Testament, eight times to refer to Jesus, this word splanchnizomai, to be moved from your most inward parts But so many times after, it says that Jesus had compassion, moved from his most inward parts, and he met their needs. He healed them. He cared for them. And I think that's so important for us to understand because it's not comfortable.

I believe it's used 12 times in the New Testament, eight times to refer to Jesus, this word splanchnizomai, to be moved from your most inward parts But so many times after, it says that Jesus had compassion, moved from his most inward parts, and he met their needs. He healed them. He cared for them. And I think that's so important for us to understand because it's not comfortable.

I believe it's used 12 times in the New Testament, eight times to refer to Jesus, this word splanchnizomai, to be moved from your most inward parts But so many times after, it says that Jesus had compassion, moved from his most inward parts, and he met their needs. He healed them. He cared for them. And I think that's so important for us to understand because it's not comfortable.

It can even be painful to have compassion. But compassion isn't a distance thing. It's not an empathy or sympathy. Compassion is very up close and personal. But when our heart gets hardened, We are less compassionate. We are less caring. We are less thoughtful. All of these things. And it ties hand in hand, I believe, with our head and our thoughts.

It can even be painful to have compassion. But compassion isn't a distance thing. It's not an empathy or sympathy. Compassion is very up close and personal. But when our heart gets hardened, We are less compassionate. We are less caring. We are less thoughtful. All of these things. And it ties hand in hand, I believe, with our head and our thoughts.

It can even be painful to have compassion. But compassion isn't a distance thing. It's not an empathy or sympathy. Compassion is very up close and personal. But when our heart gets hardened, We are less compassionate. We are less caring. We are less thoughtful. All of these things. And it ties hand in hand, I believe, with our head and our thoughts.

It's why we're told so much in Scripture to consider one another as more important than yourself. Not that they are more important. consider them as more important, right? So our thoughts are on other people. Our thoughts are on ourselves. But the enemy wants to say, no, no, no, Sean, you just think about you. Think about what's best for your show. You don't need to tell that story.

It's why we're told so much in Scripture to consider one another as more important than yourself. Not that they are more important. consider them as more important, right? So our thoughts are on other people. Our thoughts are on ourselves. But the enemy wants to say, no, no, no, Sean, you just think about you. Think about what's best for your show. You don't need to tell that story.

It's why we're told so much in Scripture to consider one another as more important than yourself. Not that they are more important. consider them as more important, right? So our thoughts are on other people. Our thoughts are on ourselves. But the enemy wants to say, no, no, no, Sean, you just think about you. Think about what's best for your show. You don't need to tell that story.

You don't need to tell hard stories, right? And it's going to lie to you about all of these things. And so we could dive into that really deep in a lot of things, but I feel like it is about keeping our hearts soft, keeping our mind clear, or maybe a better way to say it, not clear, but focus on the truth. Focus on the words of scripture. Focus on the truth so that we're not listening to the lie.

You don't need to tell hard stories, right? And it's going to lie to you about all of these things. And so we could dive into that really deep in a lot of things, but I feel like it is about keeping our hearts soft, keeping our mind clear, or maybe a better way to say it, not clear, but focus on the truth. Focus on the words of scripture. Focus on the truth so that we're not listening to the lie.

You don't need to tell hard stories, right? And it's going to lie to you about all of these things. And so we could dive into that really deep in a lot of things, but I feel like it is about keeping our hearts soft, keeping our mind clear, or maybe a better way to say it, not clear, but focus on the truth. Focus on the words of scripture. Focus on the truth so that we're not listening to the lie.

And I tell you, I really believe that. I had those thoughts that I know that aren't from God, and I didn't get rid of them quickly. I didn't go back to God's word. I didn't go back to scripture. I didn't go back to truth. I didn't, at certain times, have the people around me where I could say, hey, we got to flesh this out. We got to talk. I need wise counsel. I need mentors in this.

And I tell you, I really believe that. I had those thoughts that I know that aren't from God, and I didn't get rid of them quickly. I didn't go back to God's word. I didn't go back to scripture. I didn't go back to truth. I didn't, at certain times, have the people around me where I could say, hey, we got to flesh this out. We got to talk. I need wise counsel. I need mentors in this.