Heisman Winner Derrick Henry: ‘Always Keep God First. Always Pray. Don’t be Afraid to Pray.’

CNS ^ | December 13, 2015 | CNSNews.com Staff

[xzins]

Why is it I always see my grammar and spelling mistakes AFTER I hit the post button? :>)

[GBA]

Lol. Yep...so true, so true.

[Adder]

God does care who wins a football game.

Sheesh...as if Alabama fans heads aren’t swelled enough.LOL

j/k

Henry’s speech was a class act. I HOPE he maintains it throughout his coming NFL career. I think he will. I hope he will.

[xzins]

I’ve always been able to talk myself into and out of opinions of whether or not God cares about outcomes of sporting events. Part of me thinks that He likes a fair game just like everyone else. Another part of me says He could be using outcomes for other purposes. Whatever.

Regarding this young man praying, I’m all for it.

[kosciusko51]

I believe that the Patriots winning is a fulfillment of Jeremiah 12:1...

[xzins]

Now I have to go look it up...grumble

[GBA]

After my posts to you, then followed by last weekend's televised Osteen sermon/self help seminar, I felt I should tell you I had finally heard one to support your opinion.

I do find something of value in almost all of the sermons I've heard, but not that one.

If that was the sermon you heard, or one like it, I don't blame you for your Osteen opinions.

I didn't make it all the to the end when he gives the audience an opportunity to pray to Jesus, so I don't know if he mentioned Jesus by name prior to that or not.

Every batter strikes out once in a while and, to me, he whiffed at balls not even thrown in that sermon, but for me and where I am with things, he normally hits more than he misses and he's helpful.

[xzins]

Thanks GBA. That’s Christian honesty you’re applying and it warms my heart.

Like I said, I’ve read a number of his brief devotionals that are right on target.