As a young child, my favorite football player was William “Refrigerator” Perry. I don’t think I could’ve told you the name his parents gave him back then (or until googling it to write this). He was Refrigerator Perry, so named for his massive size. He’s the heaviest player to score a touchdown in the Super Bowl (at 335 lbs) as the 1985 Chicago Bears captured the franchise’s only Lombardi Trophy. Refrigerator Perry’s championship ring is still the largest for any winning player.
Outstanding Brian! Oh, the depths to which preachers will go, just to get a little publicity. Apparently, the "Reverend" isn't very familiar with something foound in the Gospel of Matthew, the teaching of a Galilean rabbi, about avoiding offering one's prayers on street corners to be seen. I have quite strong convictions about that most sacred of faith exercises - prayer. Although, when I was pastoring, I weekly offered the "Pastor's Prayer" in the worship service, my true faith exercise in prayer is when I am alone, communicating with the CREATOR, then is when I truely experience the presence which gives reassurance to my faith. Although, I have been called on many times to "pray" at public gatherings outside of worship, I never feel the same sense of the Presence, as when I do when praying in solitude. I am sure the Preacher got just what he desired from his "Da Bears Prayer." I have no assurance that God will be moved to intervene in funding for an NFL team's stadium, I am certain He would have much better uses for the funds for such a project. Thanks for once again informing and challenging your readers.
Outstanding Brian! Oh, the depths to which preachers will go, just to get a little publicity. Apparently, the "Reverend" isn't very familiar with something foound in the Gospel of Matthew, the teaching of a Galilean rabbi, about avoiding offering one's prayers on street corners to be seen. I have quite strong convictions about that most sacred of faith exercises - prayer. Although, when I was pastoring, I weekly offered the "Pastor's Prayer" in the worship service, my true faith exercise in prayer is when I am alone, communicating with the CREATOR, then is when I truely experience the presence which gives reassurance to my faith. Although, I have been called on many times to "pray" at public gatherings outside of worship, I never feel the same sense of the Presence, as when I do when praying in solitude. I am sure the Preacher got just what he desired from his "Da Bears Prayer." I have no assurance that God will be moved to intervene in funding for an NFL team's stadium, I am certain He would have much better uses for the funds for such a project. Thanks for once again informing and challenging your readers.
This is ridiculous.