Tim Tebow's On a Mission To Inspire Others To Be Intentional About Standing for Jesus: New One-Year Devotional Series
Former NFL player Tim Tebow has never been shy about his faith in God. Now, the former NFL player is ready to tackle a new mission; to inspire fellow Christians.
“[My mission] is a lot of things,” he shared with Brian Kilmeade on “One Nation” Saturday. “Number one, it’s to encourage people that they have a mission, that they’re here on purpose for a purpose. It’s to encourage them that we don’t have to waste it, that we get to live it out.”
Titled “Mission Possible,” Tebow’s one-year devotional series is aimed to assist Christians in changing and challenging their mindset and focus on the more important things in life.
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“We know life can be hard for people and there can be disappointing moments, but even in the disappointment, we can still choose to trust God,” he shared. “We can trust God with the pain, trust him in the disappointing moments.”
“One of the things my sister would always say to me is, God will never waste your pain when you give it to him … and one of the things I really love about these one-year devotionals is 31 of them are from other people, a few of them are from parents who lost loved ones, a few of them are kids that are dealing with life-threatening illnesses and one of them is from a survivor and how we can learn from all their different stories …”
With Christians in the news being criticized for their faith, Tebow’s devotional is designed to be uplifting and create a “positive impact.”
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“Ultimately, we want to learn from God’s word and God’s promises,” Tebow continued. “We know that we have a purpose. We know we were created on purpose when we know there’s good things for us to do, when we can impact people, when we can love, we can serve, we can give that we can focus our mind every day on a mission mindset, and that can change everything around us to happen.”
Most importantly, Tebow encourages Christians to stand strong in their faith, no matter the criticism, to do God’s work.
“I think that when you do stand for something, you will get criticized, but … it’s worth it.”
