With a look at culture through a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

As a Duke fan, I was pretty pumped when the Blue Devils beat the University of Houston and the Sweet 16,

and also when cross town rival University of North Carolina lost but I still had to cheer

for Hubert Davis, the coach of UNC and for Kelvin Sampson the coach of Houston after the games.

Many athletes and coaches thank God for wins, but these two men acknowledge

God's sovereignty and his goodness and very tough losses. Here's how Davis put it, quote,

there's a reason for all seasons and he's the reason for all seasons, and he's the reason for all seasons, and I mean Jesus.

And all those reasons are good, regardless of it's a sunny day or a cloudy day.

All those reasons develop my character, refine my faith, and make me the person, the husband, and the

dad and the coach I want to be.

And I think his answer helps answer the question, does God care who wins the Super Bowl?

He answers yes, because he also cares who loses.

For the Colston Center, I'm John Stone Street.