Does your Church open its doors to those with special needs? Do you bring people to your Church? Tim Tebow does not get enough press in America, for sure! Tebow is all about serving JESUS! The works of Tebow, make we weep tears of hope! Hope that more will follow in his footsteps! JESUS! JESUS!
How many homeless people will you have in your Church today? Tear down those walls!
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On Feb. 9, people with special needs were honored at Night to Shine events throughout the world. The event, launched a decade ago by the Tim Tebow Foundation, took place at 725 churches in 56 countries, in all 50 U.S. states, and on six continents. The red-carpet, prom-type experience celebrates people with special needs who are age 14 and older.
In a thread posted to X (formerly Twitter), Tebow, 36, described his mission of following Jesus, “our greatest example.” During his earthly ministry, “not only did Jesus show his love for all of humanity,” Tebow said, “but more than 60% of his publicly recorded miracles were for those that were afflicted. A lot of times, the afflicted meant special needs.” More Here
But when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind and you will be blessed. Although they cannot repay you, you will be repaid at the resurrection of the righteous’” (Luke 14:12-14). In all these moments, Jesus was representing God’s love, which is unending and unchanging.
