Source: God Loves the Broncos!
With Tim Tebow as their starting quarterback this season, the Denver Broncos are 7-1, sitting in first place despite their signal caller's throwing motion looking uglier than this photo of Kim Zolciak giving birth.
So, what is accounting for the team's success? A stout defense? Matt Prater nailing two 50-yard-plus field goals at the conclusion of yesterday's 13-10 victory? Will McGahee running for nearly 100 yards every Sunday? No, no and no, says Wayne Hanson, one of Tebow's pastors in Colorado.
"It's not luck. Luck isn't winning 6 games in a row. It's favor. God's favor," Hanson tells TMZ, adding "God has blessed his hard work" and saying there's no way Denver would be winning games if Tebow were not such a religious man.
(Sorry, John Fox. You apparently aren't the higher power responsible for W after W.)
What do you think readers? Is God rooting for the Broncos this season?
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December 13th, 2011 12:25 PM
I am so proud of this young man. What values. Keep it up Tim. Just think of the number of people who have heard about our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in the last 7 weeks. Keep on keeping on. Bj Savannah Ga
December 13th, 2011 5:22 AM
G-d is definitely blessing this man and his team with great victories. It would be foolish to think otherwise.
Tebow is not only Christian by tradition, but may actually be living a healthy life style by practicing the golden rule (unlike other so-called Christians), from what I've read in various articles and heard through other people's accounts. I am not a fan or Timmy by any stretch of the imagination, but I being a Christian myself, do realize, one hundred and ten percent, that this young man is actually lifting the spirits of men through his excellent work ethic, and by being ultra religious in the locker room (kind of like a great preacher at church). He's totally making his team play better and harder; and is completely inspiring his team members by his leadership, through bible quoting, and religious anecdotes. And of course, a little divine intervention here and there doesn't hurt, either.
This Tebow guy, however, will eventually cease to be effective as a quarterback
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December 12th, 2011 3:32 PM
I think God loves rhe Packers more......13-0?