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I’ll tell you what based on these comments I better never see a single Utah fan ever express that they’ve drawn strength from Christ’s atonement to help them with a personal trial. Anyone who has a problem with this post fundamentally misunderstands the gospel of Jesus Christ
The disciples watched Jesus die on Friday, not knowing what Sunday would bring.
What looked like the end was only the beginning.
A reminder that some of life’s greatest blessings come after its darkest moments.
Don’t lose faith in the middle of the story.
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I’m learning from the responses that people on this app have sub-normal reading skills
The disciples watched Jesus die on Friday, not knowing what Sunday would bring.
What looked like the end was only the beginning.
A reminder that some of life’s greatest blessings come after its darkest moments.
Don’t lose faith in the middle of the story.
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Nope. Your football team isn’t comparable to Jesus Christ.
The disciples watched Jesus die on Friday, not knowing what Sunday would bring.
What looked like the end was only the beginning.
A reminder that some of life’s greatest blessings come after its darkest moments.
Don’t lose faith in the middle of the story.
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Ute fans: You're bringing the sacrifice of Jesus Christ into football??? That's outrageous!!!
Utah's head coach: The sacrifice of Jesus Christ led me to coach football!
Excited to hear Ute fans walk it all back and get angry at Morgan now! Jk, we know it's all just about the jersey color, ya hypocrites!
The disciples watched Jesus die on Friday, not knowing what Sunday would bring.
What looked like the end was only the beginning.
A reminder that some of life’s greatest blessings come after its darkest moments.
Don’t lose faith in the middle of the story.
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Every loser with less than 100 follows in my mentions earns a block tonight, I’m done with these dorks.
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Treyson is using Gospel principles/stories to help him during tough times at work. Very common practice for people of faith.
He’s not a fan. It’s a different lens.
The disciples watched Jesus die on Friday, not knowing what Sunday would bring.
What looked like the end was only the beginning.
A reminder that some of life’s greatest blessings come after its darkest moments.
Don’t lose faith in the middle of the story.
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I love this post by Treyson.
Sad to see people trying to drag him for it.
“There is no physical pain, no spiritual wound, no anguish of soul or heartache, no infirmity or weakness you or I ever confront in mortality that the Savior did not experience first”
- David A. Bednar
God doesn’t care if you win football games but he does care about your life and your challenges. Through Christ there is hope in all things. For some, football is a job. I hope we can all find hope in Christ through all facets of life. Whether it be at work, school, or with Family.
The disciples watched Jesus die on Friday, not knowing what Sunday would bring.
What looked like the end was only the beginning.
A reminder that some of life’s greatest blessings come after its darkest moments.
Don’t lose faith in the middle of the story.
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THIS. This is my beef with LDS Utah fans. Killing a kid, who is not of our faith, for trying to apply Christ to gain a different perspective is actually INSANE.
Would love to hear some thoughts from Utah fans, honestly.
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Isn’t the whole point of the Gospel to apply it to ourselves? I do not understand the hate here. The Grace of the Savior is there to help us through WHATEVER we are struggling with, even emotions from a football game.
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Utah fans, you’re following the BYU Big12 playbook exactly.
Year 1: Go 5-7
Year 2: Go 10-2
Year 3: Lose to BYU and go 11-1, then lose to BYU again in the CCG, just barely missing the playoffs.
Year 4: CFP
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How on earth are people taking offense to this?
The disciples watched Jesus die on Friday, not knowing what Sunday would bring.
What looked like the end was only the beginning.
A reminder that some of life’s greatest blessings come after its darkest moments.
Don’t lose faith in the middle of the story.
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BYU person shares his beliefs concerning God and how he uses it in his life —- people hate him. Even the LDS ones.
BYU person does something good, charitable —- people hate that the person isn’t doing more.
BYU person repents —- people hate, even the LDS ones.
Y’all suck
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Ain't it the truth. It's an insecurity thing, I think. No idea why, but they can't handle people at BYU actually living their beliefs.
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I usually don’t like to get caught up in this cause it’s one of my least favorite things ever, but I’m definitely noticing it right now.
BYU players talking about faith almost always get held to a different standard than almost any other athlete I see talking about faith.
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That’s OUR Son!!! Bigger than the game💪🏼🙏🏼
The disciples watched Jesus die on Friday, not knowing what Sunday would bring.
What looked like the end was only the beginning.
A reminder that some of life’s greatest blessings come after its darkest moments.
Don’t lose faith in the middle of the story.
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“And we did liken the scriptures unto us, that they might be for our profit and learning*”
*not applicable if you play for BYU
The disciples watched Jesus die on Friday, not knowing what Sunday would bring.
What looked like the end was only the beginning.
A reminder that some of life’s greatest blessings come after its darkest moments.
Don’t lose faith in the middle of the story.
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