Tebow

I watched a special on E! recently about Tebow's "rise to fame". In the show one of the commentators stated that everyone is waiting for Tebow to slip up. Basically insinuated waited for him to be caught drinking or getting a girl pregnant.But here is the thing. That won't hat happen. He was raised Southern Baptist. They don't fall of the tracks. They follow what they see ass the word of God and do not stray. They see the things but in front of them , setting them up to fail as the devil trying to get them. They see it as a challenge from the Lord. They do no see it as everyday life as things people that are not from the south or the church do , see as normal everyday life. I think Tebow has shown over and over again the strength of his character, of his life choices, of who he is. He won't falter. He will always be the kind, giving , strong young man he is. Get off his back, he will not change. You know what? Don't get off his back , he will drag you and everyone else on his back to Calvary.

        He sees life in a much bigger picture than most. Every action you do or do not so is watched by the Lord. He knows that for every autograph he doesn't sign that breaks a child's heart the Lord is watching him. He knows that when he gets angry that he choses the right way to express himself not using ugly nasty words that hurt Gods heart but words that help to change what is going on. I love him not only because he is a Gator down to his core but because he loves God and will never turn from Him and never be afraid to show anyone and everyone what the true path is.

Uncle Billy

The other day I talked about growing up catholic and now being Baptist.I love my church family and going to our church. I have a few issues with the church though , not everything or everyone is perfect. A major issue I have with the Baptist faith is their stance on Gays. I have never and will never see anything wrong with it. Being gay is how God made them, and in his eyes they are perfect. Who are you to say that, because they are born gay that they are going to hell. It bugs the crap out of me.
My Uncle Bill is gay. I have always, always known. In fact I don't remember not knowing. I do know that I marched in a gay rights parade with him when I was 5 or . I have seen his art work that he proudly displays and I know where he stands politically and what he believes in. What he stands for. We may not agree on everything but we do agree on a lot.
My uncle is one of the most genuine, wonderful, amazing,and loving human beings that I have ever met and had the pleasure of knowing and I am so grateful to not only know him but call him family. He, has given me support financially, physically, emotionally whenever I have ever needed it my whole entire life. When hurricane Katrina happened he was living in New Orleans, right outside the French Quarter. He was in danger. He luckily left in time to be safe. He came to my house which was a 6 hour drive that turned into 10 because of everyone trying to leave and be safe with us .He stayed with us for 3 months before it was safe for him to go home. Whenever he got money from FEMA red cross he gave us half to help us.he bought dinner every time we went out he paid , he paid for groceries all the time. A man this good and amazing , I just don't see how he could burn in hell for something he didn't chose for something that was not his choice.He was born gay , he didn't chose it,God made him that way. And for that I am grateful.