POWERFUL: #Clemson QB Tait Reynolds on where he finds his identity ahead of facing a Top-5 Miami team:
“At the end of the day, I’m just a disciple of Jesus Christ… My identity’s not in football”
Tait says his faith helps him handle the good and the bad.
People say all religions are the same. They’re not.
In religion, man reaches for God.
In Christianity, God came to us.
That is grace: not getting what we deserve, but receiving what we could never earn through Jesus Christ.
He took our place. He paid the price. He rose again.
Hegseth: We’re placing spiritual health at the same level as physical health. Our department is, you might say, putting on the full armor of God. Because while we wage physical war, we all know the real battle is spiritual. God is good. Evil is not. And America's military must understand the difference
We've got a @ClemsonFB night game live on ABC on Saturday, October 3, against a top-10 opponent inside Death Valley with rain in the forecast...
We've seen this before 🐅🏈
Open the Bible and meet Jesus Christ every day. If you don’t fill your mind with the Word of God, the enemy will fill it with fear, anxiety, stress, worry, and temptation.
Jesus is your victory.
Tait Reynolds says his faith allows him to keep this weekend’s game against Miami from bigger than it is:
“At the end of the day, I’m just a disciple of Jesus Christ. I just try to be that all the time. My identity’s not in football.”
Behold, Jesus is with you. ✝️
When fear surrounds you, look to Him. He is your refuge, your strength, and your protector.
Do you trust Jesus to carry you through? 🙏