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Last weekend the Seahawks Won because of me

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I’m not so self-important to really think that I had anything to do with the Hawk’s win against the Packers last Sunday, but I do think God did allow them to win for me.  The last few years my faith has been inconsistent and consistently wavering.  At some point, I somehow started believing that blessings from God were  performance-based.  I know that my assessment of performance-based blessing is entirely false and thank God!  I’m thankful He doesn’t work like that because if that were true, there’s no possibility that I would ever or could ever be blessed.   Then I have to remind myself that I never deserved to be healed, but God healed the status of MS so I could walk again and not require a wheelchair full-time.  I also must keep reminding myself that God continues working in my life and I also never deserved any of these ongoing blessings.  So when I was watching the game last Sunday and saw the Hawks on their way to a loss in the last quarter, I kept saying to myself that my God is a God of miracles as He’s shown me with my health that miracles clearly happen.  I prayed for and asked God, while also believing in a miracle that the Seahawks could still win the game.

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And they did.  Despite the great point deficit.  Congratulations, Seahawks and know I’m praying for another win against the Patriots next weekend!  GO HAWKS!   Regardless of whether God allowed the Seahawks to win for me or because of my tiny faith, God knew I needed a little encouragement and through that answer, God met me where I was in my wavering mustard seed faith.  Although I’m near the US gambling capital where I could have put a penny on Seattle to win, I’m confident that I wasn’t the only non-betting person praying for the Hawks to come out on top.  I also believe that God knew I desperately needed something to hold onto and for him to show me He’s still in control and that despite myself, He heard even my little prayer for an irrelevant football game outcome.  Thank you, Lord – I needed that.  I know that positive answer helped to confirm and re-energize my faith in an unseen God who WILL move us back to WA, but I must be patient in also having faith in his perfect timing. Thank you again, Lord Jesus!

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~ Jenn

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Football is not a mathematical equation

Since August and having had my very own fantasy football team this year, I’ve been committed to learning football (finally) for the 2014-2015 season, although I’m confident that it will take more than a single season to get me to where I’m not consistently interrupting a game to ask questions about why this or that is or is not a penalty.  My husband will attest to the fact that for nearly two decades, I’ve been unimpressed by the sport and thought little of bothering to learn.  I knew a few basics, but because of my left-brainness those basics never computed to my sense of logic, so understandably, I disregarded the whole idea of adding any football knowledge to the mix.  For starters, in football, there is a quarterback, a halfback and a fullback.  But there is no three-quarters back position.  I would like to understand why there is this position deficit.  Then, there is the tight end position.  The logical counterpart position would suggest that there is also a player who is the loose end, but there is no such position. What I have learned for certain is that this learning process is irrelevant because the only thing that ultimately matters is whether a team wins.  I must make sense of get-over the senseless mathematics of football positions.

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As a Washingtonian, my logical allegiance is to support the Seattle Seahawks and this year from afar obviously, I have gotten to know Coach Pete Carroll and how the team conducts themselves.  Russell Wilson is my favorite, but I’m also a big fan of other players like Marshawn Lynch Beast Mode and his 79 yard touchdown in the recent game against Arizona.  Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, Doug Baldwin, Kam Chancellor and Luke Willson are additional players with whom I’m becoming more knowledgeable.  Win or loss, I will support them.  I refuse to be one of those fans who doles-out support conditionally.  The above is my first method of showing support for the Seattle Seahawks, with a rear-window decal on my rig.  This is my rig and not my husband’s.  Besides, he supports Oakland.  Thank you, Sweetheart for patiently guiding me through my first NFL season.  GO HAWKS!  

~Jenn

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