Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Coach Tressel's Legacy...according to me
You won't be able to read or hear about this story on ESPN, Sports Illustrated, or the Columbus Dispatch this week.* You see there is nothing, as a fallen people, that we like better than a story of a good man who also has fallen - sad isn't it.* (Believe me, I know from personal experience!)* We get a weird sort of pleasure reading about it, listening to all the details, and then making comments about it to our friends, family, and posting comments about it all over the Internet.* Twisted - I know, but think of how many times we participate in this.* Well, this is my blog and I've decided I'm going to do something different.* I'm not going to condemn anyone, but I'm also not going to excuse anyone.* What I really want you to see after this blog entry is that our legacies do not have to be defined by our failures, our sins, our mistakes despite what some TV commentator might say, but they can be defined by the grace of God working through us day in and day out.
...contd
