TIM TEBOW: Championships fade, but showing people the way to Jesus will matter forever
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Ohio State's 2024 National Championship victory transcended football, inspiring thousands to follow Jesus through their faith-centered approach to success.
Tim Tebow is a speaker, entrepreneur, college football analyst for ESPN and SEC Network, the author of six New York Times bestsellers and the founder of the Tim Tebow Foundation — dedicated to bringing Faith, Hope and Love to those needing a brighter day in their darkest hour of need. Prior to his current endeavors, Tim was an NFL quarterback, a two-time NCAAF national champion, Heisman Trophy winner and College Football Hall of Fame inductee.
Yes, they won a National Championship, but they had an impact beyond the field. Beyond the team. When they could have made it about them, they made it about Him. They brought their best to the field, claiming a 14-2 record and a championship title. But, I wonder, in 20 years, how those accomplishments will compare to the thousands of people who decided to follow Jesus because of the Ohio State football team’s willingness to talk about something more important than a game. Tim is married to Demi-Leigh Tebow — speaker, author, entrepreneur and former Miss Universe 2017. They live in Jacksonville, Florida with their daughter, Daphne, and their dogs, Chunk and Kobe.
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