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Through My Eyes

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Over the course of the last five years, Tim Tebow established himself as one of the greatest quarterbacks in the history of college football and a top prospect in the NFL. During that time he amassed an unparalleled resume--winning two BCS national championships, becoming the first sophomore in NCAA history to win the Heisman trophy, and in the face of massive public scrut...more

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Published May 31st 2011 by Harper (first published May 24th 2011)

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Jun 06, 2011 Aaron rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Jason Elam

Picking up this book from the library, I noticed that it seemed more slight than its page count would suggest -- it had the big font I had last seen in The Truth About Diamonds. I wondered if it could be a tacit acknowledgment that a 23-year-old might not be the best person to write an autobiography. However, given his defiant preface that "undertaking this project was the right thing to do, regardless of what the world thinks is the 'right time' to write a memoir," I gathered that Tebow really...more

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Jun 06, 2012 Natalie Wickham rated it 4 of 5 stars

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In our post-homeschool conference discussions, my mom and dad kept suggesting that we invite Tim Tebow to come be one of our teachers at Adventures In Character next year. Both of them had read his biography and knew that he loved working with children, so they were sure he would jump at the offer. :-) I’ve been wanting to read his book for a while, so with my curiosity sufficiently piqued, I gave myself a half a day off and sequestered myself on the couch to spend the afternoon reading. The wri...more In our post-homeschool conference discussions, my mom and dad kept suggesting that we invite Tim Tebow to come be one of our teachers at Adventures In Character next year. Both of them had read his biography and knew that he loved working with children, so they were sure he would jump at the offer. :-) I’ve been wanting to read his book for a while, so with my curiosity sufficiently piqued, I gave myself a half a day off and sequestered myself on the couch to spend the afternoon reading. The writing style is very conversational and accessible to people of all ages. Having also grown up in a Christian homeschooling family, I found myself relating to Tim’s story on more than one occasion. For someone who has already experienced so much success at a young age, I was impressed at how he handled his story, intentionally deflecting praise to others and maintaining a positive tone throughout. I came away from the book inspired by the obvious focal points – a drive to work hard and live life to the fullest for the glory of God with whatever platform He gives. But I was also touched by the more subtle, yet integral, aspects of the Tebow family relationships and Tim’s attitude of respect and a teachable spirit toward others. It’s exciting to see God raising up a generation of young people who are passionately serving Him in many fields! I hope that Tim Tebow will continue to be a courageous voice that will inspire many more to live “in the arena…marred by dust and sweat and blood…[striving] valiantly…[spending] himself in a worthy cause” (to borrow from Theodore Roosevelt: http://www.theodore-roosevelt.com/trs...).

Here is one of my favorite paragraphs, and one that reflects an overarching theme of the book:
“As great as that was, how much greater will it feel when we get to heaven and Jesus takes off his headset, opens up His arms, gives us a big hug, and says, ‘Atta boy. Great job. You finished. I love you.’ I talk to kids about that all the time – finishing strong. It’s great for football. You have to finish in football; you have to learn how to finish in the weight room, through the line, finishing a spring; everything gets hard. Finish. Eventually some people are going to stop, some people are going to quite, and some people are going to start going slower, but the people who can finish and finish at the same pace or stronger than when they started, those are the ones who are going to succeed; those are the ones who are going to be great. Those are the ones who are going to have an impact in this world and on the lives of others around them. How much more so in life to finish strong. For yourself. For the world. For others. For the God who created you.(less)

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Aug 16, 2011 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book is great. It is clearly written for Gators fans, by a Gators fan. One of the reasons I think the Gator Nation so embraced Tim is because he was as much a fan of the school as we are. He was passionate and we could relate to that, despite the fact that he has talent that most of us could only dream of.

There are many facets that make this book work. As a fan, the chapters recounting the football seasons were the most fun. A rush of adrenaline ripped through me just as it had during the g...more

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May 17, 2012 Brenda Gail rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I thought highly of Tim Tebow before reading his story. Now that I have finished his book I definitely believe that he is using his status as an NFL player to inspire and help others! What a great role model. Keep up the great work, Tim! I will continue to root for you on the sidelines.

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May 20, 2013 Eugene S. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Through My Eyes
by Tim Tebow
257 pages

Tim Tebow was a very good college football quarterback. He won the Heisman trophy when he was only a sophomore. In this book, Tim Tebow shows us the path he went through to become a quarterback and his Christian faith. Tim Tebow was born in the Philippines and first played football in Pop Warner. Tim Tebow played college football for the Florida Gators. They won two BCS championships. While Tebow played for the Gators, they had lots of successful wins, but...more

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May 10, 2013 Dillon Skinner marked it as to-read

The book that I choose to read was Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow with Nathan Whitaker. I think that Tim’s reason for writing this book was to talk about his life and his experiences as a young football player. The point of view in this book is first person because Tim uses words like “I, and me. The main character in this book is Tim Tebow because the book is all about him and what he has done in his life and his scary birth. This book is non-fiction because it explains what happened early in Tim...more The book that I choose to read was Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow with Nathan Whitaker. I think that Tim’s reason for writing this book was to talk about his life and his experiences as a young football player. The point of view in this book is first person because Tim uses words like “I, and me. The main character in this book is Tim Tebow because the book is all about him and what he has done in his life and his scary birth. This book is non-fiction because it explains what happened early in Tim’s life and career. He wasn’t even born in the United States but both of his parents are of American nationality, kind of a bad time to plan a trip.
The theme of this book is that life and people will try and stop you from reaching your goal, and that went times are hard or times are down, don’t give up. The harder that you work towards your goal, the more success you will have. People told Tim that he wasn’t a good enough football player to make it to the next level after high school and college, but he worked hard to prove them wrong, even though he might not have a job this upcoming fall. He can say one thing that 99 percent of people can’t say and that is “I made it.”
The style of this book was narration, because Tim Tebow tells the story of his life and how he was introduced to the game of football. The style of this book is pretty affective because it’s easy for me to relate to things that involve sports. I also think that it was an effective way to talk about his life and time playing football. I thought that this book was good because I didn’t really get bored through the whole book, which is strange because I’m not usually good at sticking with books. Its interesting to hear the story behind an actual quarterback. There is also a lot of information for someone who is writing a research paper on Tim Tebow.
My opinion of this book is alright because there was a few times were the book got boring and slow, but at other times it was very interesting. The thing that I liked most about this book was the way he goes about doing things. He really worked hard to get to where he was and still believes that he has much more potential. One of the only reasons I didn’t really like this book was because I am not really a Tim Tebow fan or a fan of football at all. The book was easy to read and the print size made the book seem much shorter than 250 pages. All and all I give this book a seven out of ten stars and would recommend it to anyone who likes football or sports in general.
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Apr 08, 2013 Marvin Smith III rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book about Tim Tebow really gives you an in depth look at what he has gone through and how he has gotten through the tough times in his life. It creates spiritual guidance for anyone who thinks that they can not get through the tough times. It also shows how Tim Tebow was raised and how that played an essential role in the person he is today. But also it gives you a look into the unexpected life of an NFL player. When I say unexpected I mean that anything can happen that will change your ca...more

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Mar 07, 2013 Joaquin rated it 3 of 5 stars

Through My Eyes by: Nathan Whitaker and Tim Tebow, is about a humble Christian man who lived and grew up in Florida. Tebow was faced with many obstacles of adversity. Pushing through all this Adversity made him a better and stronger man. One of his biggest obstacles of adversity came to him when his high school coach said he was not a quarterback he didn't like that so he transferred schools so he could show that person wrong. And he did Tim lead his high school team to a championship and then h...more

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Jan 21, 2013 Taylor Woelfel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Taylor Woelfel
Tim Tebow: Through My Eyes
With: Nathan Whitaker
Tim Tebow is one of the greatest college football players of all-time. He won two BCS National Championships for the University of Florida along with one Heisman trophy which is given to the best player of that year. The book Tim Tebow: Through My Eyes is an autobiography of the life of Tim Tebow written by Nathan Whitaker.
Tim Tebow is a very religious person and isn’t afraid to show it to the entire world. In the book he starts out...more Taylor Woelfel
Tim Tebow: Through My Eyes
With: Nathan Whitaker
Tim Tebow is one of the greatest college football players of all-time. He won two BCS National Championships for the University of Florida along with one Heisman trophy which is given to the best player of that year. The book Tim Tebow: Through My Eyes is an autobiography of the life of Tim Tebow written by Nathan Whitaker.
Tim Tebow is a very religious person and isn’t afraid to show it to the entire world. In the book he starts out every chapter with a different bible verse. When he was only 15 years old he went with his parents on a missionary trip and spoke about God and how powerful he is in front of a bunch of strangers. In college he wrote different verses on his eye black before the games. He got questioned a lot for doing that but didn’t care about that. In his senior year of college he led teammate bible study night for anyone who decided to show up. One of his favorite coaches didn’t believe in God and throughout his four years of college he caused the coach to change his mind. When the coach got a head coaching job and started his own bible study nights. I really like how this book shows how open Tim was about his religion.
Tim Tebow and his family are against abortion. When his mom was a couple months into her pregnancy and the doctor said that if she goes all nine months into the pregnancy that either his mom or Tim could die in labor. His family prayed about the decision for a couple weeks and decided to go through with the pregnancy and luckily they did because they gave birth to one of the greatest college football players of all-time! I totally agree with having no abortions because y take the life of a little innocent kid when they did nothing wrong.
Another thing Tim wanted to get across is that he hated losing! I love that about Tebow and those parts of the book are funny, especially when he says he hopped in front of his teammate during a baseball game to catch the ball and make sure he didn’t screw up the game. Now days, he feels bad for doing that because now he understands how bad that looks to the parents. He wanted to win in every sport at every age level in every sport. He played baseball, basketball, and football and did whatever humanly possible to win! I love that.
All in all Tim Tebow: Through My Eyes with Nathan Whitaker is a great book for sports fans. If you have no idea who he is and don’t like football I would not recommend you reading this book. It is funny during some parts but its an autobiography and not the funniest book but it’s a great book to read!
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Jan 07, 2013 Christine rated it 2 of 5 stars

'Through My Eyes' is a memoir of sorts written in the first person by former Florida quarterback (and current 3rd string quarterback for the Broncos), Tim Tebow. While I lived in Gainesville for several years, I never attended a game and don't follow SEC football. That being said, as a former college athlete myself, I appreciate hard work and a competitive spirit.

I am skeptical when someone Tebow's age (early 20's) writes a memoir-how much can one person really experience in such a short time t...more 'Through My Eyes' is a memoir of sorts written in the first person by former Florida quarterback (and current 3rd string quarterback for the Broncos), Tim Tebow. While I lived in Gainesville for several years, I never attended a game and don't follow SEC football. That being said, as a former college athlete myself, I appreciate hard work and a competitive spirit.

I am skeptical when someone Tebow's age (early 20's) writes a memoir-how much can one person really experience in such a short time that warrants a book? Other than sports accomplishments...not too much. Anyway-My husband told me "everyone" told this kid he wouldn't be successful and he proved everyone wrong by accomplishing all these things. Well-after reading the book, I disagree with that sentiment. Tebow and his siblings were all home-schooled but very active in sports. When he was in high school, the coach did not want to play him as a quarterback so his parents shopped schools until they found one that agreed to play him (they moved into an apartment so he lived in the district). In summary-he was a competitive kid, successful basketball, baseball and football high school athlete, excelled at the University of Florida where he won the Heisman and lead the team to 2 National Championships. While he describes off-season workouts that I really enjoyed learning about, several pages (seemed like almost half the book) were dedicated to extreme detail about college football games (maybe someone more into football would appreciate those sections). He is extremely religious and while he comments multiple times that he is flawed, he shares very few personal stories. There are a few exceptions-notably a section about his family dog that I found endearing.

If you are an Evangelical Christian (Tebow is very resonant in his faith) and football-you'll probably love this book. I found certain aspects entertaining (I keep telling my husband about the workouts, they sound so brutal yet intriguing) and I appreciate Tebow's competitive spirit and work ethic. He seems like a generally nice person and I wish him the best. It wasn't the most engaging read, but not the worst.
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Jan 06, 2013 Mary Hammi rated it 3 of 5 stars

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1. What did you like about the book and what could have been better?

I liked the fact that the author, Tim Tebow, opened up about his personal life and how he grew up in a very religious family. It was very inspirational and showed the true colors of Tim Tebow.
The book would have been better if he added more experiences/conflicts and explained how he got through them/overcame them.

2. Discuss the style of the book. What kind of diction and syntax did the author use? Other liter...more

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Jan 02, 2013 Tyler rated it 4 of 5 stars

Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow is an autobiography. Tebow shares with us his life story, from the time he was almost aborted at birth to him being an NFL quarterback. The story mainly focuses on his time in high school and college, and the challenges that came about during this time due to his fame around the country. Tebow also talks a lot about God. Tebow believes that He has plans for everyone and will help everyone achieve their goals. This is the story of Tim Tebow, and it told through his ey...more Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow is an autobiography. Tebow shares with us his life story, from the time he was almost aborted at birth to him being an NFL quarterback. The story mainly focuses on his time in high school and college, and the challenges that came about during this time due to his fame around the country. Tebow also talks a lot about God. Tebow believes that He has plans for everyone and will help everyone achieve their goals. This is the story of Tim Tebow, and it told through his eyes.
Through My Eyes showed a different side of Tim Tebow than most people may know. To the public, Tebow is a passionate football player who always prays at the end of games (also known as “Tebowing”). In this book, Tebow tells about his life growing up on the farm and getting home-schooled. The book was very well written. It was very easy to picture what was going on in certain situations. For example, during his senior year of high school, Tebow had to choose what college he was going to attend later that year. This was a tough decision for him, and he wasn’t sure what college he would attend, even on Signing Day (the day he was going to announce his decision). On page 88, Tebow describes his situation: “’Do I stick with Florida since that had been my final and maybe knee-jerk reaction, or do I switch to Alabama based on the always-classy Coach Shula? But if I do that, shouldn’t I tell Coach Meyer first that I’m not going to come to Florida?’” This clearly shows how contradicted Tebow was with having to make this tough decision just hours before his press conference. The idea of Tebow having to make many difficult decisions throughout his life is a theme that reoccurs multiple times in the text.
As well as tell countless stories about his life, Tebow also included in the book many of his opinions about certain events. His narration and elaboration after these events helped paint a picture of what was going on at that time and how everybody (including himself) was reacting. In chapter seven, Tebow came back to the farm with his family only to find out that his dog was missing. On page 63, Tebow remembers “’Getting more upset by the minute, I took off on foot, running around the farm, then decided that the car would be faster.’” Also, “’And all the way to the vet, I was getting more and more upset with the state Otis was in.’”. This commentary provided helps the reader understand the situation that was occurring. This is just one example of the many times Tebow helped further explain certain events.
This autobiography told the life story of Tim Tebow. That alone is a reason for people to read this book. The public wants to become educated on the life of this famous icon, from when he was a kid to playing in the NFL. Where did he grow up? Why is he such a believer in God and in Jesus Christ? These questions and more are answered more than once in detail. This well-written autobiography truly did teach about the life of Tim Tebow. Anyone who has been told that they cannot achieve their dreams should read this book and be inspired to pursue these dreams with the mindset of Tim Tebow.
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Dec 11, 2012 Becky Ewing added it

I feel as though this book is written for the anyone who needs a Godly example of how reach others for Jesus, God is allowing Tim to use football as a platform to reach out to high school kids everywhere...he enjoys spending time with kids, because its not all about Tim Tebow, It's about what God can do through Tims testimony for Gods glory.

From his homeschooled upbringing to learning of his dyslexia. Tim learned how to deal with many situations, while trusting God for daily guidance, and that...more

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Dec 09, 2012 Kaleb Wolters rated it 5 of 5 stars

Kaleb Wolters
12/9/12
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Through My Eyes
Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow was a very inspiring book. It tells the story of one of the bravest and most influential players in NFL history. This book was filled with great Bible verses and inspiring messages. Through My Eyes was a great, well written book that had a very detailed description of Tim Tebow’s incredible journey through life.
Through My Eyes is a book all about the life story of Tim Tebow. It starts at Tebow’s birth and goes all the way to whe...more Kaleb Wolters
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Through My Eyes
Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow was a very inspiring book. It tells the story of one of the bravest and most influential players in NFL history. This book was filled with great Bible verses and inspiring messages. Through My Eyes was a great, well written book that had a very detailed description of Tim Tebow’s incredible journey through life.
Through My Eyes is a book all about the life story of Tim Tebow. It starts at Tebow’s birth and goes all the way to when he was drafted by the Denver Broncos as the twenty fifth overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft. Through My Eyes tells the story of his high school football career, his recruiting process, his college football career with the University of Florida Gators, and everything in between. It has a Bible verse in every chapter and Tebow tells the story of his path to giving his life to Christ. He tells all about his family and friends and his craziest life stories.
I found this book very inspirational. I found Tim Tebow’s belief in Christ very fun to read about. I loved that because of Tim Tebow’s great memory this book had so many details that really helped you understand each and every situation. This book kept the reader interested with emotional stories, humorous stories, and life lessons. Tim Tebow is a very strong Christian which I felt I could relate to. I was very impressed by Tim Tebow’s opinions on life and faith. I really enjoyed reading this book.
I thought the quality of this book was great. Tim Tebow mixed in his life lessons with sports, very well. He kept the book interesting and was able to put in his faith at the same time. I think the meaning of this book was to never give up. I also think this book taught me to give my best in everything. Tim Tebow gave his best in everything he did. The significance of this book is that it can be a worldwide witness to people everywhere about God’s awesome power and mercy.
This book was filled with sports. It talked about Tim Tebow playing tee ball, then JFL football, high school football career, college football career, and the start of his NFL career. It tells about some of his family triumphs and crisis’s. It tells about his relationships with all his coaches. It tells about his missionary trips to the Philippines and his love for God.
This book was filled with great themes like courage, faith, and perseverance. Tim Tebow was underestimated his entire life. He was constantly told that he could not do it. However, he did not take no for an answer, but instead he kept fighting. He always worked even harder to prove people wrong. He showed incredible strength not just physically, but mentally too. He influenced not only his friends, but his entire team. When everything else failed you could always rely on Tim Tebow.
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Nov 30, 2012 Dylan Finley rated it 5 of 5 stars

"Tim Tebow throws it down the field....Touchdown"! The book Through My Eyes, covers the life of Tim Tebow from his birth, an all the way up to his first Denver Bronco win. The book uses Tebow's actual words and thoughts with the help of author Nathan Whitaker to express Tebow's life story. Nathan Whitaker has helped other athletes and coaches express their life stories. He helped Tony Dungy write Quiet Strength, which became a New York Times bestseller. He became widely known, after he co-wrote...more "Tim Tebow throws it down the field....Touchdown"! The book Through My Eyes, covers the life of Tim Tebow from his birth, an all the way up to his first Denver Bronco win. The book uses Tebow's actual words and thoughts with the help of author Nathan Whitaker to express Tebow's life story. Nathan Whitaker has helped other athletes and coaches express their life stories. He helped Tony Dungy write Quiet Strength, which became a New York Times bestseller. He became widely known, after he co-wrote Through My Eyes with Tim Tebow. Due to the book’s biographic nature, readers can really feel what Tebow went through. Reader's will experience highs and lows, but will still feel the sense of hope that Tim Tebow constantly carries with him. Tim Tebow was a Heisman winner in college, playing for the Florida gators. He was then drafted in the first round by the Denver Broncos. He went through a lot of work and pressure to get him to the position. The book expresses every single moment that effected Tim Tebow to where he is today.
The book opens up with a hard thing that Tebow endured. This experience shaped Tim Tebow, and pushed him to take giant leaps and bounds. This experience took place during the Heisman trophy ceremony. Tim Tebow had a strong feeling that he was going to win the heisman trophy, but instead Sam Bradford won. This urged Tebow to change his mentality and outlook, in order to be more competitive and successful. The rest of the book shows how Tebow pushed himself through diversity, tough times, and negative criticism, to only focus on two things; faith and being successful. Through Tebow’s perspective, we can get a glimpse of his background, family, faith, and work ethic.
This book really touched me a number of ways. First of all, it really inspired me to develop a strong work ethic. Throughout the book, I saw how all of Tebow’s hard work paid off in the long run. This made me realize that hard work is the the key to success. The book also showed me that people should keep a strong set of values in order to have a strong character. Tim Tebow uses his family, faith, and positivity to shape his character. This really inspired me to value a set of things that could help me develop a strong character.
Since this book inspired me so extensively, I recommend it to an audience who is looking for an inspiration, that will help them create a positive lifestyle for themselves . Anyone can relate to Tim Tebow, which makes him an excellent role model. When you finish this book, you will feel so much more positive about your life, and will be able to see what it takes to become successful.

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Oct 14, 2012 Drew Rutledge added it

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By: Drew Rutledge

Do you need some motivation? Do you need to read something to get you up off that couch and ready to do something? Then pick up the book Through My Eyes Tim Tebow. This is a book that will get you up off your seat, it will make you want to change the way you live and act. This is a book about the life story of Tim Tebow, up until the point he enters the NFL. It talks about the hardships and accomplishments that he went through, and gives you a sense of what his life...more Book Review
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Do you need some motivation? Do you need to read something to get you up off that couch and ready to do something? Then pick up the book Through My Eyes Tim Tebow. This is a book that will get you up off your seat, it will make you want to change the way you live and act. This is a book about the life story of Tim Tebow, up until the point he enters the NFL. It talks about the hardships and accomplishments that he went through, and gives you a sense of what his life was like. This book in my opinion will make you say to yourself, “I can do it”. Anything you want to do, you can accomplish it. Thats what this book is all about, it isn’t just some book where Tim Tebow gets to talk about himself. If you read the book, you’ll understand.
The theme of this book, is to never give up and work hard. Throughout the book it talks about what hardships, and hard work Tebow had to put into his life to accomplish what he did. For example, it talks about how when he was younger, when he wasn’t allowed to lift weights he would still do all the natural work. It was what he called “Farmer Strong”. Meaning, that you were just naturally strong from the things that you did on a regular basis. He uses this term many times in the book. Anyway, he talked about how he would do 400 pushups and situps, a day to make sure he would be in great physical shape, and beat out his competition. He praised, and I agree 100% with him, he always wanted to be the hardest working person for his age in the world. He wanted to make sure that no one out worked him any day of the year. He said he wanted such an edge at times, that he would workout at all hours of the day and night. He thought that that would put him apart from any one else. Tebow also praises family first. He grew up on a farm and was homeschooled, so he was always with his family. So obviously his family values were strong. Tebow talked about all the games and sports he would play with his brothers, but the things that he loved the most were the times with his family. Going to church, working on the neighbors farm, and of course working on their farm, were things that he loved and enjoyed. He never forgot his family values hard work, and never give up. He remembered these thing all through his life. He never forgot where he came from.
Now you’ll learn about the main character in this book, Tim Tebow. Tim Tebow is a caring, hardworking, and faithful man. He was born in the Philippines at Makati Medical Center. The pregnancy was very painful, and at first they didn’t think Tebow’s mom was going to make it. In the end, everything worked out fine and the both made it. They were pretty close to aborting Tim, but they didn’t. Thats why you’ll see him and his mother on the abortion commercial. Tim Tebow was born into a holy family; religion played a huge role in his family. His father was a preacher, and his mother was stay home. At the beginning of each chapter, it has a bible verse that relates to the main point of the chapter. This addition to the book right here is an example of how important religion was to him. Tebow also exemplifies how hard he works, by talking about the various workouts and games that he played along the way to his NFL career. He talks about how he never quit, even when people told him he couldn’t do something.(His EAS commercial. Look it up on youtube, it is great). The bottom line, is that Tim Tebow is a hardworking and devoted football player. He will continue to do great things all the way through his life, on and off the field.
In conclusion, I recommend this book to anybody who is looking for a motivation. This book makes you want to get up and do whatever it takes for you to succeed. Tim Tebow’s life story is inspiring and exciting, I guess it could also double as a suspense book to a certain extent. In other words, it is a great book, and I recommend it to anybody. I rate this book a 10/10, no blemishes in it at all. Good book that I would read again, and I’m definitely not at reader.
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Oct 05, 2012 Alex Edwards rated it 4 of 5 stars

I read the book Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow and Nathan Whitaker. This book was written to tell the readers about NFL quarterback Tim Tebow and his life as a child. Through My Eyes also tells readers about Tebow's career and how he got to be an NFL quarterback. This book didn't have a purpose, or at least I didn't think so. I think that people questioned Tebow about whether or not he's really who everyone says he is and he wrote this book with Nathan Whitaker to show the world that this is who...more I read the book Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow and Nathan Whitaker. This book was written to tell the readers about NFL quarterback Tim Tebow and his life as a child. Through My Eyes also tells readers about Tebow's career and how he got to be an NFL quarterback. This book didn't have a purpose, or at least I didn't think so. I think that people questioned Tebow about whether or not he's really who everyone says he is and he wrote this book with Nathan Whitaker to show the world that this is who he is. This book was written by Tebow, so it is in first person view, and the audience is the reader.
There are many themes in the book, and I can't pick just one. His story tells readers that you should never give up. There were many obstacles for him and he was really good about getting around them. He also says, "Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn't work hard." I thought about that for a while. This is one of the most simple statements, yet so true. Humans don't like hard work, especially if they have given talent. He is one of the people that works hard for what he wants, and he gets it! There are many other themes, but I figure some of them may give the story away. I guess Tebow was trying to say that although there are many people or things that may get in the way of what you want, you must work hard and push through them to achieve and be successful.
Through My Eyes is a descriptive narrative. Tebow tells his life story in first person, but he describes every bit of it so well. Although he is not much of an author, he is easy to relate to because he didn't use big words and meanings. He kept it simple and easy, and it was fun to read. It was effective to me because it shows me that anybody can do anything no matter where they are from and what kind of family they were born into. It shows me that you don't have to go to the nicest school or play on the best teams. As long as you want something and have the desire to work for it, you can get it.
I absolutely LOVED this book. Through My Eyes was a really good book! It was relatable, but I was also able to learn a few things about what it means to really be dedicated to something he was dedicated too; although his passion was football. I liked that he kept it really simple and fun to read, while also teaching too. I really didn't dislike anything about this book. I'm not picky about that stuff. I wouldn't change a thing because it's so good. It's probably one of the best sports books I've ever read. This book isn't similar to any others I've read. It's in first person, and usually the books I read are in third person. I liked how he kept a non-fiction book fun. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone, but ESPECIALLY athletes. Tebow and Whitaker did a really good job writing this book.(less)

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Sep 27, 2012 Robin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Through My Eyes
Tim Tebow
Book Summary: Meet Tim Tebow: He grew up playing every sport imaginable, but football was his true passion. Even from an early age, Tim has always had the drive to be the best player and person that he could be. Through his hard work and determination, he established himself as one of the greatest quarterbacks in the history of college football and as a top prospect in the NFL. Now, in Through My Eyes: A Quarterback's Journey, he shares the behind-the-scenes details of hi...more

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Sep 23, 2012 Noah Sch. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow
Autobiography
255 pages
Brief summary: Tim Tebow was born in the Philippines in 1986. He was not expected to even be born, but somehow he lived. This is amazing because If his parents had decided to abort him, Tim Tebow would not be here now. His parents prayed and prayed, and their prayers were answered. When he was three, he moved to Jacksonville, where his earliest memories are. One and a half years later, Tim and his family moved to a farm not too far away. Tim had...more Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow
Autobiography
255 pages
Brief summary: Tim Tebow was born in the Philippines in 1986. He was not expected to even be born, but somehow he lived. This is amazing because If his parents had decided to abort him, Tim Tebow would not be here now. His parents prayed and prayed, and their prayers were answered. When he was three, he moved to Jacksonville, where his earliest memories are. One and a half years later, Tim and his family moved to a farm not too far away. Tim had an interesting childhood. His mother home-schooled Tim and his siblings. Tim has two brothers named Robby and Peter. When Tim was little, he would try to copy what his older brothers did. Growing up, Tim was a very athletic kid. He excelled mainly at baseball and football. A lot of times, his coaches in football would try to make him play a position other than quarterback. Tim refused, and sometimes, he would leave the team, because the coach would not let him play Q.B. Since he was home-schooled, he could choose what high school he wanted to play sports at. First, Tim went to Trinity Christian school, where he played Basketball, Baseball, and of course football. The coach wanted to make Tim play a position other than quarterback, so Tim left after ninth grade. He went on to play at Nease high school, just a public school. The coach there let him play quarterback, and Tim ended up having and amazing high school football career. By the time college rolled around, He decided to focus on football, not baseball or basketball. Tim had two major colleges he wanted to go to, Alabama and Florida. He ended up at Florida. It was now 2006. In his freshman year, his team won the national championship, and they ended the year at number one. They beat the number one team in the country at the time, Ohio state. The next year, in the 2007-08 season, they did not win the national championship, but Tim won the Heisman, becoming the first sophomore ever to do so. In the 2008-2009 season, Florida and Tim Tebow won the national championship yet again, beating Oklahoma. Tim had established himself as one of the greatest college football players ever. In the 2009-2010 season, they failed to make it a third time, but they ended on a high note, winning the sugar bowl. Tim graduated from Florida with honors. Pretty soon, N.F.L. drafting time came. Tim waited and waited, and he was not picked for hours. Then, the Denver Broncos traded their old first round draft pick, and instead chose Tim. He recently got traded to the New York Jets.

Explanation of rating: I rated this book a five because it read like a story, not some boring old autobiography. Tim’s parents owned an orphanage in the Philippines, that being the reason Tim was born there. His family visited the orphanage often and still do visit it often. When the Tebow’s lived in a normal neighborhood in Florida, they had a neighbor that they nicknamed Uncle Dick. He died not far after Tim was born. His death was related to health problems. The Tebow’s renamed their orphanage Uncle Dick’s orphanage, because of how kind and good of a person he was. Tim’s family are very strong Christians. He finds every way possible to talk about God to others and lead strangers to know Christ. Tim also is an amazingly hard worker. He has a quote that he likes, “hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.” What he is saying is that he may not be the most talented guy out there, but he sure is going to be the hardest working gut out there. Tim Tebow is a hard worker in everything he does, even school. He may have dyslexia, but that will not stop him from graduating from Florida with honors. I gave this book a five because it is about one of the greatest role models out there, and his story, through his eyes. (less)

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Sep 11, 2012 Olivia rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Everyone

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So, I finally finished this book. I really enjoyed it and would definitely mark it as one of my favorites. In this book you can definitely tell how much he loves the Lord, and his strive to be the best HE can be. His strength in hard times can really encourage us to trust the Lord and give him our lives and let him do everything in his absolute perfect timing. Tim Tebow talks of his love for sports as a little boy, and how he would always be playing the latest sport with his brothers. Some thing...more

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Jul 10, 2012 Stephanie rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I ended up really enjoying this book. It basically covers his life from a young child to where he is today--focusing mainly on his participation in football. Obviously 90% of this book describes detailed recaps of football games, but even that is surprisingly exciting to read about. Many parts are even funny. However, if you're not a football fan or a religious person you might not enjoy "Through My Eyes". The parts of this book that I enjoyed most were the descriptions of his life growing up, f...more

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Jun 11, 2012 Heather rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: autobiography, inspirational

Yes, I was as surprised as you are that I picked up an autobiography about a sports' figure. But I am glad I did. What made me select the book was to see and hear more about his faith and how he became such a devout Christian. Tebow has an extremely close and strong family background, and it is evident that he was raised in church where he learned to do for others and to give praise to God for all of the good things that happen to him throughout life. At times in the autobiography, it did sound...more

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May 24, 2012 Nick Caracci rated it 4 of 5 stars

Tim Tebow: Through my eyes is an engaging yet slow moving story. This biography takes you through Tim’s life just like you have actually lived it. Tim explains how his life was as a little kid and how his family taught his religion to him. Tim was always a positive kid and loved playing any sports he could get a hand on with his brothers. Tim has a pretty large family; he has a couple brothers and a couple sisters, along with their family dog Bronco. Tim didn’t know he had such a good chance at...more Tim Tebow: Through my eyes is an engaging yet slow moving story. This biography takes you through Tim’s life just like you have actually lived it. Tim explains how his life was as a little kid and how his family taught his religion to him. Tim was always a positive kid and loved playing any sports he could get a hand on with his brothers. Tim has a pretty large family; he has a couple brothers and a couple sisters, along with their family dog Bronco. Tim didn’t know he had such a good chance at playing football through his life until he meet his high school coach who pushed Tim to his limits. Tim preceded those steps with dedication, hard-work and determination.
This story was important to the world and my life because it shows if you have a dream you should follow it and not stop believing in yourself even in tough times. Tim shows his respect to God in the story a lot. Tim starts every chapter with a quote from the bible. Tim also will use refer to God when he is going through tough times and is always praying for the best. When Tim is playing football you will always see him use his left and right arm and point his fingers up to the sky showing respect. Also Tim takes trips to the Philippines whenever he has a chance too. Tim will make speeches and give out to the ones that are needier then him. Tim is an all around great person and a leader that I would love to follow.
There are a couple strengths and weaknesses about the story I would love to bring up. In this story Tim can ease off a bit on the writing and I find some chapters in this story boring. Tim can also lack of description in some spots that are obvious and make us picture what he is saying. Tim can also really vamp up the writing and want you to keep reading and see what happens next in his life. Tim can do a great job on describing football familiar stuff and can get you really intrigued into that. Overall I think Tim does a great job on keeping readers into this story. I hope others will follow the good deeds he does in his life and learn how to have self-confidence after reading this story.
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May 11, 2012 Laura rated it 2 of 5 stars

I honestly didn't enjoy this book very much. I feel Tim's story should have been written and told by someone else. His life to this point is full of great stories, but it loses sincerity and authenticity coming from his own mouth. It is ironic that through the entire book he says he lives by his parents' teachings, especially not to pride yourself by touting your own good character/works - but to allow others to speak well of you if you deserve it - then follows up by telling his own story, fill...more

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May 07, 2012 Seth rated it 5 of 5 stars

Through My Eyes [Book Review]

Tim Tebow has sparked a lot of interest over the years as one of the greatest college quarterbacks in history with the Florida Gators to his time as the starting quarterback with the Denver Broncos to the most recent trade to the New York Jets. One thing about Tebow, though, is his commitment to his faith, family, and football. I admire Tebow a lot and just recently became a donor to the Tim Tebow Foundation so I was very interested in his book and read through it...more Through My Eyes [Book Review]

Tim Tebow has sparked a lot of interest over the years as one of the greatest college quarterbacks in history with the Florida Gators to his time as the starting quarterback with the Denver Broncos to the most recent trade to the New York Jets. One thing about Tebow, though, is his commitment to his faith, family, and football. I admire Tebow a lot and just recently became a donor to the Tim Tebow Foundation so I was very interested in his book and read through it fascinated. Through My Eyes by Tim Tebow and Nathan Whitaker is a very inspirational memoir of his life - from birth through his college career - and how his faith, family, and dedication to being the best have helped shape him into the man he is today.

Tim Tebow describes his family and birth in the Philippines in great detail and how God provided life to him even though doctors advised his mother to abort. Choosing to be pro-life and following what she believed in, Pam Tebow brought Tim into the world in a special way that could have happened with the intervention of God. Tim was brought up in a Christian home and has led a missionary life which has helped him in spreading his message from the stage he is now on. His families dedication to living faithfully according to God's Word has helped shape Tim into a man who praises God for all that he has accomplished.

Reading the stories of Tebow's life from his point of view is inspirational and humbling. The situations he faces are similar to what we all face and his strength to persevere and honor God through it all will help put many things into perspective in your life. It has taught me to stay true to my beliefs and honor God in everything and to put your foot forward to promote the gospel of Jesus with the stage you are presented with. This is a must read for everyone, even those who are not sports fans, because it touches on so much more than what he went through in a college game. It goes into how he was taught to live and how he lived for Christ and shows as a great role model for us to be encouraged by.(less)

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May 03, 2012 Jonny99 rated it 3 of 5 stars

Tim Tebow's "Song of Myself". Those who haven't read the book should understand before peeling back the front cover that much of it consists of detailed retellings of his college football games between 2006 and 2009. So if you lack an interest in, say, how he dealt with the University of Alabama's "Cover 1" defensive scheme back in '08 you are advised to wait for his next autobiography. Those whose faith is both strong and other than Christian should also look elsewhere. Most of pages not devot...more Tim Tebow's "Song of Myself". Those who haven't read the book should understand before peeling back the front cover that much of it consists of detailed retellings of his college football games between 2006 and 2009. So if you lack an interest in, say, how he dealt with the University of Alabama's "Cover 1" defensive scheme back in '08 you are advised to wait for his next autobiography. Those whose faith is both strong and other than Christian should also look elsewhere. Most of pages not devoted to running and passing plays are straightforward Christian preaching.

For those still interested in this book despite these provisos, some noteworthy themes emerge although they are not specifically intended by the ubiquitous author. The most emotionally salient of these recurring topics is the brutal toll college and professional football players pay for the glory. Tebow recounts playing games with one or a combination of a broken hand, arm and leg (not sure how that is possible). On the third play of one season his shoulder is separated requiring surgery - surgery for which he waits six months while he plays out the season. On earlier occasion a shoulder separation left the southpaw playing without the ability to raise his right arm. While these gameday disabilities disturb, it is the hints he gives about more long-term diminishment that truly horrify. For one game two weeks after a tackle knocked him unconscious he lies (we learn on several occasions that the biblical prohibition again falsehoods do not apply if it serves the purpose of staying in the game) about having a headache so severe he is nearly blind and plays anyway. He relates stories about dizziness, nausea and headaches that plague him when he is off the field including one story that incongruously begins the book (a subconscious cry for help?).

A second theme that Tebow guilelessly touches upon is the stunning economic scam NCAA football represents. At one point he mentions that his coach (Urban Meyer whom Tebow truly sees as an agent of God) stands to earn $1million USD for winning a single game while in another anecdote he relates having to repay for a Cracker Barrel restaurant meal after a random fan picks up the tab because the college governing body prohibits it. Later stadium officials exile his pregnant sister to a bleacher seat in the rain because of concerns about NCAA player benefit rules. College football players are not saints (the author might see this as an over-generalization), however, they do risk paralysis and permanent debilitation for a scholarship (to pay for classes they largely don't attend) while college officials make, in some cases literally, millions from their efforts.

As far as writing style the book largely comes across as interviews copied verbatim. Quite often, word choice is very limited so sentences such as: "when I was considering possibilities, I didn't consider this as a possibility" make it into the book. Apparently the editor never saw a sentence fragment that was too brief. Even for an autobiography the constant use of "I" and "me" gets overwhelmingly repetitive. Sometimes Tebow breaks these up with "we" but often it is unclear which group he is referring to. Finally, while he generally explains the football terminology, you still get the occasional unexplained "post pattern" or references to the "SEC" which presumably have nothing to do with financial legislation.

In short, the book will delight Tebow's fans who are also college football fans while followers of his larger celebrity who don't care about the sport will be disappointed by his lack of internal monologue or self-reflection.

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Apr 26, 2012 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Whether you are a football lover or not this is a must read book. Tim Tebow is one of the most accomplished players in college football history. A two-time winner of the NCAA National Football Championship with the University of Florida, Tim is also the first-ever sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy. He then went on to become a two-time winner of the Maxwell Award for the nation’s top football player, while also winning the Davey O’Brien Award for the nation’s best college quarterback and the Ja...more

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Mar 15, 2012 Lizzie Edwards rated it 5 of 5 stars

In Through My Eyes, Tim Tebow goes through his life story. Sounds boring, right? It’s the exact opposite. Even though it may be an autobiography, Tim Tebow describes and explains what has happened throughout his life in and out of football, including the meaning behind the signature “Tebow” pose and the John 3:16 eye blacks. I would, without a doubt, give this book 5 stars.
One reason I would rate this book 5 stars is because of the plot of the story. The book starts out at Tebow’s second Heisma...more

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Mar 12, 2012 Jamie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Through my eyes by Tim Tebow is a really good book about the life, struggles and achievements of Tim Tebow. Tim was a football player the University of Florida and became a very famous football player. After he left University of Florida he became a football player for the NFL and is very successful. Tim Tebow is a very huge Christen and loves his family. The story on his life is very inspiring.

Warning: Plot Spoilers and Discussion Follow Below.

Setting: Makati City, Philippines

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Mar 07, 2012 Rhonda rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I really like Tim Tebow and think he is setting a much-needed positive example for young people and the world today. He is a great role model.

90-95% of the book is football, football, football plays. OK, that's expected. But there is a lot of good background and insight to what really makes Tebow tick in here...

Favorite Quotes: ( and my quotes are NOT about football) :)

"As this chapter's opening scripture says, to whom much is given, much is expected. I've heard that scripture since I was a youn...more I really like Tim Tebow and think he is setting a much-needed positive example for young people and the world today. He is a great role model.

90-95% of the book is football, football, football plays. OK, that's expected. But there is a lot of good background and insight to what really makes Tebow tick in here...

Favorite Quotes: ( and my quotes are NOT about football) :)

"As this chapter's opening scripture says, to whom much is given, much is expected. I've heard that scripture since I was a young boy. There's a spiritual aspect to that, of course, which we read about in the story of the talents in Matthew 25:14-30. The basic lesson of the parable for me is that if God gave us specific talents (abilities), He wants us to maximize our talents and not bury or waste them. He wants us to go out there and double them. I think part of that is to go out there and continue to work---regardless of whether anyone is watching. This isn't just about when we're out there with cameras rolling and pointed in our faces. I may say I'm playing for my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. True. But it's not just that. It's about going out every day, in every setting, and working hard. It's about being dedicated and playing hard because I honestly believe that God receives joy when He sees me doing that with the skills He blessed me with. When you, too, do that, He sees you living the life He has given you and loving and respecting the abilities He's given you by working as hard as you possibly can to improve them." p 172-173

"I also have a heart for people who can't defend themselves or are not really good in sports. They tend to be taken advantage of and mistreated--bullied even. I try to stand up for them as I've always thought that's the right thing to do. If God has given me the strength and the courage to play sports, the least I can do is stand up for the people who don't have others to do it for them. That applies to any setting---whether it's a Sunday -school class or a sports team, the worst player on the team or the best player having a bad day. That's what my dad always said to us: try to make others feel how important they are, and find a way to make them feel involved in whatever you and your friends are doing. The message to us in living life was always about simply doing the right thing. That honored God. ... Doing what is right and doing what others in authority ask you to do demonstrates a way of treating other people the way you want to be treated. " p 176

"when I leave this world, I want to leave something behind that keeps on making a difference in people's lives. When you finish strong in life and get to heaven, God's going to say, "Well done, good and faithful servant.(Matt. 25:21) I see it more in terms of rewards in heaven than just leaving a legacy on earth, because if one is not careful, focusing on a legacy could easily become material or 'thing' focused. But a legacy that left eternal fingerprints on the lives of others would be a legacy to be remembered in this world and the next. The legacy God intended each of us to leave has to do with the impact our lives have had on the lives of others whom He calls us to serve. It has to do with the difference our lives make in the world---in our families, with friends, at work, at school, with our coaches and teammates, and all those others around us. Our legacy should be about building in the lives of all those others, doing something for others that will not only last in their lives here, but for eternity. That's why building a school or a play room in a hospital is going to leave a legacy of lasting and eternal consequence, not just a name on a plaque or a stadium. What I can leave behind: a life that is marked by always trying to do things the right way, building a foundation in others, something that lives beyond me, helps people, and, more important, causes them, in turn, to want to help other people. Finish strong and you help not just yourself; you help others." p 206

"I didn't have time to focus on that. Instead, I dealt with the uncertainty the way that I've always tried to: I don't know what the future holds, but I know who holds my future. That's what gives me hope and peace and is what I lean on, because each day is going to have enough trouble of it's own. That's why we don't need to look to tomorrow; we need to worry about today and look to Him as he guides and directs our day. what can we do today that will have eternal consequences not only then but now; how can we affect people in a positive way today; what are the right decisions we can make today? I know that no matter what happens, there's a plan for it, and even though we don't always understand it all and why things happen the way they do, I know that one day it will all make sense as part of God's eternal plan for all of our lives. Even if it doesn't turn out the way that I hope, it will be disappointing but I'll be all right, because God never stops loving me or you. And God will use every one of those things---some of which may seem good and some bad to you at the time---in His overall plan for your live and mine." p 249(less)

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“People often seem to think that when you're following the Lord and trying to do His will, your path will always be clear, the decisions smooth and easy, and life will be lived happily ever after and all that. Sometimes that may be true, but I've found that more often, it's not. The muddled decisions still seem muddled, bad things still happen to believers, and great things can happen to nonbelievers. When it comes to making our decisions, the key that God is concerned with is that we are trusting and seeking Him. God's desire is for us to align our lives with His Word and His will.” — 42 people liked it

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