April 13, 2029 (444)
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- Psalm 53: The number 444 is a reference to Psalm 53, which begins with the line, "The fool hath said in his heart, there is no God".
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Katie Taylor is an Olympic Winner, World Champion and Greatest Ever Female Boxer praised Jesus Christ in an interview on Irish television this past weekend, and won applause from the crowd for doing so
Taylor said:
Taylor said:
'Faith is the most important thing to me. Faith doesn't just help me in my fights, it helps me with everything, it helps me make sense of the world. I view the world through the lens that God is real, that Jesus is a real historical figure who lived who breathed, who died and rose again. I believe Jesus is the greatest of all time. I'm getting emotional here talking about my faith'
After she paused, the audience broke into a spontaneous round of applause.
Your heroes are on Jesus' Team, not the Liberal or Conservative Team. When you vote, you vote for the person who is on God's team. Those who mock Jesus, oppress you. Jesus makes you a winner.

Popular Argentine footballer, Lionel Messi has accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Saviour. Messi revealed that he had been religious but henceforth he declares that he belongs to CHRIST and JESUS has become his KING and his MASTER until the end of his days. The player made this beautiful life-changing decision in an evangelical church in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Over the decades, Christian influence continued to grow within the NFL. Leaders such as Vince Lombardi, Herb Lusk, and Tim Tebow left a legacy of faith, while organizations like the Fellowship of Christian Athletes helped create a visible space for prayer, fellowship, and the open expression of belief. This history established football not only as a competitive sport but also as a platform where Christianity could flourish.
Today, 75% of NFL quarterbacks openly identify as Christians, showing how central faith has become in the league. Public prayer, team chapels, and testimonies from star players and coaches highlight a culture where belief is not hidden but celebrated, making Christianity a defining presence in American football and a source of inspiration for millions of fans around the world.


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