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Desire to be a vessel of honor unto the Lord Jesus Christ?
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https://christianforums.net/threads/a-vessel-of-honor.110278/
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Taking the time to pray? Christ is the answer in times of need
https://christianforums.net/threads/psalm-70-1-save-me-o-god-lord-help-me-now.108509/
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Depending upon the Holy Spirit for all you do?
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How are famous preachers sometimes effected by sin?
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elijah23
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I still believe OUR Detroit Lions will win the Super Bowl. I'll check the Las Vegas odds (For entertainment purposes only), but they must be the odds-on favorite.
EDIT - Something's not working with the Las Vegas odds, because the Lions are not the favorite at this point.
I lost my sports news, so I can't tell you what the odds are here in Reno. Online, I'm getting Detroit at anywhere from 250-1 to 500-1 odds to win the Super Bowl. I'm not a betting man, but I might give you five to one.
Mike
Member
Maybe the odds are correct. I believe that means the Lions are 250-500 times as likely to win the Super Bowl as any other team.
When they beat Green Bay at Lambeau Field this Sunday, which is a lock, I'll guess they will be set at 750 times as likely to win it all. It's great playing meaningful football in December. I feel bad for all those teams that have already given up and are looking to the 2013 Draft like B**rs fans.
Side note - My son and I were begging the 49ers and the Rams to end up in their 2nd tie in the same season. That would have been awesome!
Maybe the odds are correct. I believe that means the Lions are 250-500 times as likely to win the Super Bowl as any other team.
When they beat Green Bay at Lambeau Field this Sunday, which is a lock, I'll guess they will be set at 750 times as likely to win it all. It's great playing meaningful football in December. I feel bad for all those teams that have already given up and are looking to the 2013 Draft like B**rs fans.
Side note - My son and I were begging the 49ers and the Rams to end up in their 2nd tie in the same season. That would have been awesome!
That is quite the dreamworld you are living in there, Mike. ;) :yes
Mike
Member
AKA a coping mechanism. It's the only way a Lions fan doesn't wind up on the edge of the roof of a tall building after a life of this. :gah
All that matters is the Lions are apparently 500 X more likely to win the Super Bowl than Green Bay.
AKA a coping mechanism. It's the only way a Lions fan doesn't wind up on the edge of the roof of a tall building after a life of this. :gah
All that matters is the Lions are apparently 500 X more likely to win the Super Bowl than Green Bay.
That is one way to look at it.
I do feel for ya, though. I did have to endure the 80's as a Packer fan.
Mike
Member
Poor, poor Knotical. You had to endure some bad football in the 80's.
I can't imagine going a whole decade without having good football. I tell ya what. I'll get a canoe and a paddle, and you go ahead and cry me a river. :gah And worse yet, Las Vegas odds say the the Lions are 500X as likely to win the Super Bowl as your hapless Packers. It ain't easy being green.
Poor, poor Knotical. You had to endure some bad football in the 80's.
And worse yet, Las Vegas odds say the the Lions are 500X as likely to win the Super Bowl as your hapless Packers. It ain't easy being green.
Something tells me you might not be looking at those odds the right way. I hope you haven't put any money on that.
Speculative
Member
It's looking like America's team--the Seattle Seahawks--might have a chance. An outside chance, but a chance nonetheless.