Both Super Bowl QBs Profess Faith in Jesus: Which QB Will Have Favor on Feb. 1?

The 2008 season Super Bowl is set: the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. the Arizona Cardinals. Kurt Warner vs. Ben Roethlisberger—two QBs that often profess their Faith in Jesus openly, after every victory. Yesterday's victories were especially notable as both QBs get to go to the big dance.

I understand the need to believe in someone higher than who or what we are, but does GOD really involve himself in the games that men play? Or is he just involved in the lives of the men and women that play those games?  If GOD is involved with the games that men and women play, then who will he side with come Feb. 1?

My feeling is that GOD is not focused on the outcome of these games we play. He is more focused on the people that play in them. It's my feeling that athletes that acknowledge GOD before, during, and after the game are simply doing what their faith requires: glorifying the one who they believe has helped them overcome obstacles that lead to success.

I'm writing this article from the point of view of the player that believes in GOD's ability to motivate a person to excel beyond their known capabilities. Belief is a very important factor when it comes to accomplishing insurmountable goals.

We live in a free country where men and women are free to express their beliefs freely. I don't have a problem with players expressing their beliefs on national TV, but I know a lot of people do.

The Super Bowl is the biggest stage in sports. The two best teams will battle, talk smack, guys will get hurt, bad calls will be made, etc. In the end there will be a winner and a loser...and afterwards, both QBs will shake hands and intermingled prayer groups will form.

This game encompasses many lessons that can used in our daily lives...whether you believe in GOD or not. The struggles, the disappointments, the triumphs, and the sweet success of victory...may the best team win! 

Prediction: Steelers 35, Cards 21