Another sentence is not bad: if you accept failure, then you get failure
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Although it is also inspirational, it is more about promoting Jesus
Berenice 2022-01-19 08:01:04
A story about the American football team tells a story of an average coach who lost his soul, was about to be expelled from school, received the help of Jesus Christ, and went all the way to winning the national league championship like a god. The plot should not be adapted from a real story. The brainwashing effect is average, but there is a very encouraging plot. In the playground blindfolded and carrying a 160-pound person crawling through the audience, Give Me your best! Give me your best!
Another sentence is not bad: if you accept failure, then you get failure
Another sentence is not bad: if you accept failure, then you get failure
Extended Reading
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Grant Taylor: With God, nothing is impossible.
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J.T. Hawkins Jr.: By the way, some man called lookin' for you today.
Grant Taylor: Who?
J.T. Hawkins Jr.: Stan Schultz.
Grant Taylor: Stan Schultz?
J.T. Hawkins Jr.: Yeah.
Brady Owens: Stan Schultz - isn't that a cartoonist?
Grant Taylor: That's *Charles* Schultz.
J.T. Hawkins Jr.: No, I thought Charles Schultz was that man that flew across the ocean in "The Spirit of St. Andrews."
Grant Taylor: That's Charles Lindbergh, and it's "The Spirit of St. Louis."
Brady Owens: Naw, Lindbergh is a cheese!
Grant Taylor: Limburger's the cheese. Lindbergh's the man.
J.T. Hawkins Jr.: No, Lindbergh was that blimp that blew up and killed all them people.
Grant Taylor: That's the Hindenburg.
Brady Owens: Nah, Hindenburg's where you go skiing in Tennessee.
Grant Taylor: That's Gatlinburg!
J.T. Hawkins Jr.: Gatlinburg? You mean like the country music group, the Gatlinburg Brothers?
Grant Taylor: [throws ball] Crazy.