Prayers up for the family and loved ones of James Van Der Beek who passed away at 48 after a battle with stage 3 colorectal cancer.
He was more than Dawson’s Creek or Varsity Blues.
He was a father to 6 kids, husband, son and Man of God.
His message is worth 3 min of your time
BYU lost twice to the #4 team in the country. Texas Tech is a GREAT team. BYU should still be in the College Football Playoff at 11-2 with the 2 best losses of any team in the country. 11 win teams shouldn’t be punished for the result of the Conference Championship game. Period.
Something special is happening inside the hearts of @TCUFootball families.
Before the stands fill and before the players take the field, families gather together not to talk football, but to pray.
Led by the parents of @TCU quarterback Josh Hoover, they call out every player by name, one by one, covering them in prayer.
What started as a small moment of faith has now become something powerful. At home games and on the road, families gather to lift up this team.
I watched it happen in North Carolina over 200 people forming a prayer circle outside the stadium. Even UNC fans joined in.
This past Saturday, more than 300 family members came together again. Not just praying for performance, but for hearts. For character. For their love of Jesus.
This is more than a pregame ritual. It’s a picture of God’s Kingdom people standing shoulder to shoulder, united not by labels, but by love and faith.
In a world that’s divided, this is what unity looks like. This is what hope looks like.
I love what God is doing through the Carter Boys Prayer Huddle and the @TCUFCA ministry.
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