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Happy for Will, great story! Highly recommend Highpoint Church to anyone...

Glad Jesus made him realize he needs to take care of his kid.

Still my daughters father Tiger player ever.

Very happy for Will.

I swore I saw him at Blues City after the Tulane match, but didn't want to say anything. He was with what I assumed was his daughter.

(01-11-2016 10:42 PM)fsquid Wrote:  I swore I saw him at Blues City after the Tulane match, but didn't want to say anything. He was with what I assumed was his daughter.

Please stop with that.

So gay.

(01-11-2016 10:29 PM)Rob Wrote:  Glad Jesus made him realize he needs to take care of his kid.

If that is a cheap shot, that is pretty tacky.

Personally, that's will's most impressive highlight of all.

Inspiring!!

The Dude could ball!

(01-11-2016 10:29 PM)Rob Wrote:  Glad Jesus made him realize he needs to take care of his kid.

Why would you try to tear down a man for his faith? What difference does it make to you what inspires someone if it doesn't affect you? I'm not particularly religious and I'm happy for Will, you should try being happy for someone else. None of us are perfect so when a man strives to better himself it should be celebrated, not scorned.

Maybe I'm wrong about your comment and it was sincere, if so then I apologize.

Will's always been one of my favorite Tigers, glad to see him making positive improvements.

(01-11-2016 10:29 PM)Rob Wrote:  Glad Jesus made him realize he needs to take care of his kid.

He's always taken care of Charlie.

It was a sarcastic joke. I appreciate Will as much as anyone.

(01-13-2016 05:55 PM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(01-11-2016 10:29 PM)Rob Wrote:  Glad Jesus made him realize he needs to take care of his kid.

Why would you try to tear down a man for his faith? What difference does it make to you what inspires someone if it doesn't affect you? I'm not particularly religious and I'm happy for Will, you should try being happy for someone else. None of us are perfect so when a man strives to better himself it should be celebrated, not scorned.

Maybe I'm wrong about your comment and it was sincere, if so then I apologize.

Will's always been one of my favorite Tigers, glad to see him making positive improvements.

Because rob is a lost despicable person who despises religion.

I go to Highpoint. Remember the day it was started. I played golf that Sunday afternoon with Chris' dad Larry who I knew very well. Larry said "my son started a church today". Best church in Memphis and not close.


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(01-13-2016 08:01 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(01-13-2016 05:55 PM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(01-11-2016 10:29 PM)Rob Wrote:  Glad Jesus made him realize he needs to take care of his kid.

Why would you try to tear down a man for his faith? What difference does it make to you what inspires someone if it doesn't affect you? I'm not particularly religious and I'm happy for Will, you should try being happy for someone else. None of us are perfect so when a man strives to better himself it should be celebrated, not scorned.

Maybe I'm wrong about your comment and it was sincere, if so then I apologize.

Will's always been one of my favorite Tigers, glad to see him making positive improvements.

Because rob is a lost despicable person who despises religion.

I go to Highpoint. Remember the day it was started. I played golf that Sunday afternoon with Chris' dad Larry who I knew very well. Larry said "my son started a church today". Best church in Memphis and not close.


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Calling someone a "lost despicable person who despises religion" probably isn't the best way to show that #LoveWorks, Highpoint's motto. I hope you are kidding with Rob...

(01-13-2016 05:57 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  

(01-11-2016 10:29 PM)Rob Wrote:  Glad Jesus made him realize he needs to take care of his kid.

He's always taken care of Charlie.

If you're gonna pretend to know things at least spell her name correctly.

(01-13-2016 08:06 PM)HometownTiger Wrote:  

(01-13-2016 08:01 PM)maximus Wrote:  

(01-13-2016 05:55 PM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(01-11-2016 10:29 PM)Rob Wrote:  Glad Jesus made him realize he needs to take care of his kid.

Why would you try to tear down a man for his faith? What difference does it make to you what inspires someone if it doesn't affect you? I'm not particularly religious and I'm happy for Will, you should try being happy for someone else. None of us are perfect so when a man strives to better himself it should be celebrated, not scorned.

Maybe I'm wrong about your comment and it was sincere, if so then I apologize.

Will's always been one of my favorite Tigers, glad to see him making positive improvements.

Because rob is a lost despicable person who despises religion.

I go to Highpoint. Remember the day it was started. I played golf that Sunday afternoon with Chris' dad Larry who I knew very well. Larry said "my son started a church today". Best church in Memphis and not close.


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Calling someone a "lost despicable person who despises religion" probably isn't the best way to show that #LoveWorks, Highpoint's motto. I hope you are kidding with Rob...

Max isn't smart enough to get the irony. Who cares if you know a guy who started a church? Judging by your posts the lessons haven't taken.

It's safe to say Will is far more mature than a lot of posters here. I initially thought the latest stickied post from one of our mods might be counter productive, now I think some folks need to read it. It is sad to have to point out to people lines they shouldn't cross out of a basic respect but that's what you get with Internet anonymity. I don't go to Highpoint but know several who do, not because they are perfect but rather are trusting in Jesus grace and mercy being greater than their sin and poor choices. Congratulations to Will on making this choice, if you happen to read this thread Will forgiving others is big part of walking the walk. It is not an easy walk but it gives others who might not ever pick up a Bible a chance to see Jesus living in us. Blessings to you all, especially the cyber bullies. Love wins and has won.

It was a joke...