By Mallory Mattingly
Tim Tebow shared some relatable homeschooler memories on comedian John Crist’s “Net Positive” podcast.
“My first classroom was at the University of Florida. It’s like speech 101 at 7:40 in the morning. Stephanie Webster, my professor,” Tebow shared.
The biggest change for Tebow was the number of people in the classes. At home, he joked that sometimes his brother or dog would join him. But at the University of Florida, there were 100 people in his first class.
Crist was also homeschooled, and many people joked about the stigma that often goes along with being a homeschooler.
“This is validating ! Two top-notch humans! homeschool it is ✔️” one person wrote.
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Another said, “And imagine – you all went on to live normal lives and are fully capable of interacting with the human race!!”
Many people also shared a similar experience with Tebow.
“I was homeschooled until college. Back before COVID, when it wasn’t cool😂😂 I hear all of this! I was 19 before I had a teacher who wasn’t also my parent 😂😂,” one man shared.
“And that’s why he’s a man of faith today who hasn’t wavered! Those roots were put down! Thank you, @timtebow, from this homeschool mom of 4!” another said.
Now, Tebow uses his influence to share the gospel with those who need it most.
“Feeling helpless? God can use your smallest actions to change lives,” the Heisman trophy winner said in one recent post.
“You don’t have to have all the answers or fix every problem. A kind word, a phone call, or a small act of love can ripple farther than you think. God sees it and He can use it for something eternal,” he added in the caption.
He also recently released a new book titled Look Again, which he says is a “wake-up call.”
“A call to see yourself and others the way God does. To face hard stories, wrestle with pain, and still find hope on the other side,” Tebow shared. “When I wrote Look Again, I didn’t want it to be easy, I wanted it to be real. Because real stories matter. Real people matter. And even in the hardest moments, hope still wins.
“These pages hold tension, truth, and testimony. They’ll challenge you, but I pray they’ll also remind you of your worth and anchor you to the truth that you’re loved, seen, and created for a purpose,” he continued.
Tebow’s fans certainly love his relatable homeschool experience and his heart for the gospel.
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