Greetings. Welcome to the Daily Article podcast. Today is Monday, September 9th,

2024. I'm Chris Elkins, narrating today's podcast written by Denison Forum, co-founder and CEO,

Dr. Jim Denison. The National Football League has begun its 105th season. If you're looking for a player to follow this year,

allow me to nominate Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence, not because he makes $55 million a year,

which was tied for the highest in the league until the Dallas Cowboys signed Dak Prescott yesterday for $60 million a year.

Or because the Jaguars have a good shot at making the playoffs even though they lost to Miami

yesterday. Not even because he is very public about his commitment to Christ, telling a reporter

recently, it's something I really want to be known about me.

Several other high-profile quarterbacks, including Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes,

Brock Purdy, and C.J. Stroud are also deeply committed to Christ.

Rather, it's because of something his wife, Marissa, said regarding the visibility of their lives.

Quote, knowing that this life and fame is something God has entrusted us with makes it

seem like such an honor. It's something we fail at a lot, but ultimately, all we want is to be

able to be a light and glorify God with the things he's given us, and fame is one of those platforms

for us to do that. I'd say we navigate fame by choosing not to see it as fame, but as a platform

and opportunity to put God on display. End quote. Several stories in today's news highlight the

significance of sharing God's word as urgently as we

can according to reporting by the Washington Post the mother of the suspected Appalachie high school

gunman called the school on the morning of the shooting and warned a counselor about an

extreme emergency involving her 14-year-old son. Authorities are still searching

this morning for a gunman in rural Kentucky who shot five people on Saturday afternoon on

Interstate 75. A Jordanian terrorist killed three Israelis yesterday morning at the Allenby

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