Hi, I'm Jim Denison with Denison Forum, and this is the Daily article for Tuesday, August 28, 2018.

J.J. Watt has been named NFL Player of the Year and voted numerous times to the Pro Bowl.

He's one of the most dominant defensive players in professional football, but what he's done off the field in response to the devastation of Hurricane Harvey has made the greatest impact.

It all started with an Instagram video he posted on August 27, 2017.

Quote, I want to start a fundraiser, because I know that these recovery efforts are going to be massive.

I know there's going to be a whole bunch of people that we need to help get back on their feet.

Whatever you can donate, please donate to help these people out.

Watts set up a page on youcaring.com with a $200,000 goal, then donated $100,000 to start the effort.

To this point, $41.6 million has been given, making it the largest crowdsourced fundraiser in history.

On the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey, the funds raised by J.J. Watt are continuing to

rebuild the city and help the people he loves.

President Trump announced yesterday that a bilateral trade deal has been reached with Mexico.

The Dow Jones gained 259 points and the NASDA closed above 8,000.

And NASA determined that an asteroid the size of the Great Pyramid of Giza will miss our planet by 3 million miles.

That's the good news in the news.

Meanwhile, the Jacksonville shooting victims have been

identified as a father and an ex-high school football player. The Los Angeles Coroner's Office announced

yesterday that actor Jackson O'Dell, who passed away two months ago at the age of 20, died of an

accidental drug overdose. And the Pope continues to face questions about the ongoing

clergy abuse scandal. The persistence of bad news calls for persistence from those who would make good news.

As J.J. Wat reminds us, the need goes on long after the headlines stop. There are three life

principles here for followers of Jesus. One, if God has called

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