When we look at the life of Jesus, one of the things that I'm so impacted by over and over again

is this love for the most vulnerable, but not that he just says it, but he acts upon it.

And the greatest form of love is not an emotion, it's a choice.

My guest today is a speaker, entrepreneur, and college football analyst for ESPN and the SEC Network.

Prior to his current endeavors, Tim Tebow was an NFL quarterback, a two-time college football national champion and a college football hall of fame inductee. He's authored five New York Times bestselling books, and his latest one is called Look Again. Recognize your worth, renew your hope, run with confidence. Tim, thanks so much for coming on taking. I appreciate you. I appreciate you. Yeah. Great to see you. Thank you. That was a good snap, too, we got there.

I liked it.

You know, my kids taught me that.

Did they?

I blew it so many times.

I love it. Good for them.

I embarrassed them. Good for them. They finally taught me. Did all six of them teach you? Well, yeah. Because that's a lot of practice. Especially my boys.

Yes.

And it depends on how old they are.

So older people don't know the snap either.

And so I got to go back for the other traditional.

I get it.

I get it.

I'm so excited to have you here.

Thank you, man. Thanks for having me. I have so many people in my life who appreciate you, the work that you do, the work that your family does, and are just so impressed with your consistency over the years.

And you're just an inspiration to them. I appreciate it.

And I just so grateful for you and the impact that you've had for so many years.

And just staying in the fight for so many years and growing up, getting a chance to watch you and hear you.

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