Thank you Jim . For this, for the team you gave us, and for the love you built into the team. Whatever you decide, wherever you go, we love and support you 💙
1000 years from now, no one will care about Super Bowl wins. Jim should stay at Michigan where he can mentor these young men at a critical point in their lives. That's eternal impact.
Probably the only pro choicer that is acceptable. He told all his players that if they can't take care of their child they're about to have, him and his wife would take the child. Everything about this family is amazing!
I'm a Charger fan, been one since the 4th grade and to hear Jim speak about the Spirit of God, my respect of him just profoundly went up. The only Baptism which means immersion, of importance, is that of the Holy Spirit and not water. Never water which is a heresy today. Simple belief saves. Example the thief on the cross. Protection of our children is so important because they're the closest to God in virtue and innocence.
Mine went down as a chargers fan....don't need a Tebow HC...let him go to the south! I can't stand hypocrite Christians...I bet you he cusses like a sailor
You’re in for a rude awakening , Jesus Christ in his OWN words tells baptism is necessary to enter the kingdom of God @ the end of the gospel , John 3:5 he ALSO clearly states being born of WATER and of the spirit , acts 2:38 baptism in Jesus Christ name. You’re spreading a false gospel of just “BELEIVING” it’s about repentance and baptism according to agods holy Word . Believe is faith yes but it’s not just about beleiving.baptism saves 1 Peter , you clearly read scriptures and decide what to believe and what not to believe . You will be held accountable if you don’t rightly divide the word of truth
@@Jaramillo79305 Interesting you bring up rightly dividing the Word of truth and here's the problem is the brainwashing of dispensational water baptist churches or Catholic churches and since you are Mexican I presume the latter to be the case. In the book of Acts it is a historical rendering of the early church and the Apostles and NOT DOCTRINAL. Paul went from a cold blooded killer to a chosen believer in Jesus. Peter the chronic screw up took almost entire journey through Acts to finally figure it out in Acts 11, that we are saved by Grace and God's choosing not our will. Jesus echoed what John the Baptist said about his role with water and the Messiah would, with his Spirit in Acts 1:5 then Peter finally gets it in Acts 11. In Peter's epistle he referenced Baptism (immersion) always means immersion followed by a what or noun. So Peter says baptism doth now save us not the putting away of the filth of the flesh (Baptism of the Spirit and Fire not water) but of a answer in good conscience toward God which is simple belief. This correlates with Paul in Romans, if thou shall confess with your mouth Jesus is Lord and believe, you shall be saved. Born of water means of women. A woman's water breaks before birth then the second birth is of the Holy Spirit and Fire. Jesus said you must be born again.
@@laquitahogan3699 Jim recruits the right players who fit his playing style and want to be part of a team. Which is better than chasing the high prospects who are largely divas - like Ohio State.
Praise the Lord!!! Wow 70 players baptised Michigans team this year! God was certainly with this team no doubt about it! Great Season and tell them Jim about pro-life you are exactly riight you are taking away from that child’s life it’s freedom! Woman that have had abortions suffer from having an abortion! Those who may be thinking of having an abortion need to look up Tim Tebow’s story about abortion!!!!
I hope he comes to Atlanta. A revival that will shake the Nation is growing here each week. God's timing and the people he wants in a region are already pre-planned. Imagine him with Russell Wilson another believer in Atlanta.
Thats not at all what he referring to. When he says "the torch has passed" He's talking about UM winning the natty over the SEC. How you do infer he is talking about going to the NFL???
So then I can assume he's also virulently anti-death penalty, anti-war, pro-gun control, pro environment, and pro universal healthcare just to name a few other things respecting the sanctity of life? He must be what some claim to be liberal or progressive.
“Why is it taboo to talk about pro life as a football coach?” He’s a football coach, he’s paid to coach football, not regurgitate political garbage with his national platform. It’s a breath of fresh air to have 4 hours a week with no political nonsense while watching a college football game. He has every right to his beliefs, but I’m glad we don’t listen to it everyday, just like the kneeling for the flag BS in the NFL. Have your beliefs, but keep them out of the game. It’s part of a pathetic sickness in this country, everyone wastes every minute of the day worried about politics.
@@cammcnamee1592 the question asked was something along the lines of “why is it taboo for coaches to talk about pro life?” Which Harbaugh tactfully avoided like he always does. I never mentioned anything about what time of day it is. Regardless, Like it or not, When you’re a head coach, you’re “head coach” 24/7 and he knows that. My post wasn’t implying Harbaugh had a right to speak about pro life or not (which seems like you’re insinuating/arguing) or even should he talk about it or not. I’m answering the question he avoided. He’s a football coach not a politician, no one wants to hear a football coach spend the majority of their time talking politics, leave that to the mutt politicians. There’s nothing wrong with having personal opinions/beliefs, it’s when they start using their national platform to spend the majority of the time talking about something that most people don’t want to hear about.
@@Polack-ml9fh Gotcha, I guess I would just argue that he isn’t using the majority of his time to talk about politics. It’s realistically more in the 0.25 to 0.5% range as far as time allocated to political talk. Very much in the minority. But if you don’t think he should talk about it all, then I guess we’ll just have to agree to disagree. If he was talking about this during postgame interviews at the stadium or at the team facility I would 100% agree with you. Him attending a march in the offseason I guess just doesn’t irk me that much.
@@user-dv3do1od2r Okay, I was wrong. I just thought because the Chargers have like 14 fans worldwide and are in a city overrun with hookers and failed artists he’d want to compete in a place that appreciates football. But not the case.
Buckeye fan but I hope he stays in Michigan! May God continue to bless him and his family.
I am a Buckeye though and through, but I really love this guy and what he stands for.
Thank you Jim . For this, for the team you gave us, and for the love you built into the team. Whatever you decide, wherever you go, we love and support you 💙
I have a new and profound respect for Jim Harbaugh. God bless this man and his family.
It doesn't matter, but I am a Bama fan.
1000 years from now, no one will care about Super Bowl wins. Jim should stay at Michigan where he can mentor these young men at a critical point in their lives. That's eternal impact.
Thank you Jim for putting God first 💯
He is complete liar? Putting God 1st? Lmao
Probably the only pro choicer that is acceptable. He told all his players that if they can't take care of their child they're about to have, him and his wife would take the child. Everything about this family is amazing!
*Pro-Lifer
I'm a Charger fan, been one since the 4th grade and to hear Jim speak about the Spirit of God, my respect of him just profoundly went up.
The only Baptism which means immersion, of importance, is that of the Holy Spirit and not water. Never water which is a heresy today.
Simple belief saves.
Example the thief on the cross.
Protection of our children is so important because they're the closest to God in virtue and innocence.
Mine went down as a chargers fan....don't need a Tebow HC...let him go to the south! I can't stand hypocrite Christians...I bet you he cusses like a sailor
You’re in for a rude awakening , Jesus Christ in his OWN words tells baptism is necessary to enter the kingdom of God @ the end of the gospel , John 3:5 he ALSO clearly states being born of WATER and of the spirit , acts 2:38 baptism in Jesus Christ name. You’re spreading a false gospel of just “BELEIVING” it’s about repentance and baptism according to agods holy Word . Believe is faith yes but it’s not just about beleiving.baptism saves 1 Peter , you clearly read scriptures and decide what to believe and what not to believe . You will be held accountable if you don’t rightly divide the word of truth
@@Jaramillo79305
Interesting you bring up rightly dividing the Word of truth and here's the problem is the brainwashing of dispensational water baptist churches or Catholic churches and since you are Mexican I presume the latter to be the case.
In the book of Acts it is a historical rendering of the early church and the Apostles and NOT DOCTRINAL.
Paul went from a cold blooded killer to a chosen believer in Jesus. Peter the chronic screw up took almost entire journey through Acts to finally figure it out in Acts 11, that we are saved by Grace and God's choosing not our will.
Jesus echoed what John the Baptist said about his role with water and the Messiah would, with his Spirit in Acts 1:5 then Peter finally gets it in Acts 11.
In Peter's epistle he referenced Baptism (immersion) always means immersion followed by a what or noun.
So Peter says baptism doth now save us not the putting away of the filth of the flesh (Baptism of the Spirit and Fire not water) but of a answer in good conscience toward God which is simple belief. This correlates with Paul in Romans, if thou shall confess with your mouth Jesus is Lord and believe, you shall be saved.
Born of water means of women. A woman's water breaks before birth then the second birth is of the Holy Spirit and Fire.
Jesus said you must be born again.
Please don't leave us. Please stay 10 more years!
Let him go he's the reason why they are behind in recruitment
@@laquitahogan3699 Jim recruits the right players who fit his playing style and want to be part of a team. Which is better than chasing the high prospects who are largely divas - like Ohio State.
Coach Harbaugh that is the reason that became diehard for fan since 1982 .God 's love ❤️ and successful ❤️
He didn't even start coaching until 2002 and didn't coach at Michigan until 2015
Praise the Lord!!! Wow 70 players baptised Michigans team this year! God was certainly with this team no doubt about it! Great Season and tell them Jim about pro-life you are exactly riight you are taking away from that child’s life it’s freedom! Woman that have had abortions suffer from having an abortion! Those who may be thinking of having an abortion need to look up Tim Tebow’s story about abortion!!!!
love coach harbaugh because of how devout he is in his faith. i hope he has just as much success with the chargers as he had in michigan.
Wow, he seems to have really changed a lot, for the better. Great to see brave people proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Ayyyy I wasn't expecting a falcons fan. Let's go!! Come to Atlanta!
Not going to happen bro
And THIS is exactly why the league and NCAA are going after him.
God bless you, Jim Harbaugh!
I'm a Christian and a Chargers fan. Hoping Jim Harbaugh becomes the next HC of the LAC.
LA is Heathenville. They like to kill babies in the womb.
I think it’s a done deal with the Chargers!
🙏 Amen Jim! ✝️
I hope he comes to Atlanta. A revival that will shake the Nation is growing here each week. God's timing and the people he wants in a region are already pre-planned. Imagine him with Russell Wilson another believer in Atlanta.
Awesome , totally awesome !!!!
I always like him, but now even more. Great coach, great man.
Gosh, GOD BLESS YOU COACH. SO HOPEFUL YOU STAY AT THE U OFFFFFF M.
🙌 YES 👍 Baby Lives Matter ☝️
This bama fan loves this.
PLEASEEEEEEEEEE STAY!!!!
God is raising his army up, dry bones are coming back to life. We pray for you who answered the call.
No other rights are more important than the right of life!
Wow he’s a Christian?!?!? I need this man coaching my team.
Thats not at all what he referring to. When he says "the torch has passed" He's talking about UM winning the natty over the SEC. How you do infer he is talking about going to the NFL???
Hallelujah may GOD bless coach Harbaugh to my SUPER CHARGERS !!❤❤❤
JIM HARBAUGH PLEASE COME TO ATLANTA WE NEED YOU YOU WILL RUN THIS DIVISION FOR A DECADE OR MORE THATS MY COACH!!!!!
It’s time to come to LA CHARGERS ⚡️⚡️CHRIST JESUS BLESSINGS BE UPON YOU 👑🦅🇺🇸🔥🙏
Jim, come to Seattle!!
So then I can assume he's also virulently anti-death penalty, anti-war, pro-gun control, pro environment, and pro universal healthcare just to name a few other things respecting the sanctity of life? He must be what some claim to be liberal or progressive.
Pro cheater too
Jim would be more comfortable coaching at Notre Dame.
“Why is it taboo to talk about pro life as a football coach?”
He’s a football coach, he’s paid to coach football, not regurgitate political garbage with his national platform. It’s a breath of fresh air to have 4 hours a week with no political nonsense while watching a college football game. He has every right to his beliefs, but I’m glad we don’t listen to it everyday, just like the kneeling for the flag BS in the NFL. Have your beliefs, but keep them out of the game. It’s part of a pathetic sickness in this country, everyone wastes every minute of the day worried about politics.
He’s doing this on his own time.
@@cammcnamee1592 yup, you’re point?
@@Polack-ml9fh He’s keeping politics out of the game by not talking about it at the game.
@@cammcnamee1592 the question asked was something along the lines of “why is it taboo for coaches to talk about pro life?” Which Harbaugh tactfully avoided like he always does. I never mentioned anything about what time of day it is. Regardless, Like it or not, When you’re a head coach, you’re “head coach” 24/7 and he knows that. My post wasn’t implying Harbaugh had a right to speak about pro life or not (which seems like you’re insinuating/arguing) or even should he talk about it or not. I’m answering the question he avoided. He’s a football coach not a politician, no one wants to hear a football coach spend the majority of their time talking politics, leave that to the mutt politicians. There’s nothing wrong with having personal opinions/beliefs, it’s when they start using their national platform to spend the majority of the time talking about something that most people don’t want to hear about.
@@Polack-ml9fh Gotcha, I guess I would just argue that he isn’t using the majority of his time to talk about politics. It’s realistically more in the 0.25 to 0.5% range as far as time allocated to political talk. Very much in the minority. But if you don’t think he should talk about it all, then I guess we’ll just have to agree to disagree. If he was talking about this during postgame interviews at the stadium or at the team facility I would 100% agree with you. Him attending a march in the offseason I guess just doesn’t irk me that much.
Cheating for God
Connor not him. Blame the military.
False
Trump and Jim Harbaugh are GOD’S shield 🛡️ and sword ⚔️
He's aborting Michigan for the Chargers.
Falcons
@@cammcnamee1592 Falcons? U may be right, but they don't have a QB. Chargers makes sense
Staying at Michigan. Go Christ! Go Blue!
@@user-dv3do1od2r Okay, I was wrong. I just thought because the Chargers have like 14 fans worldwide and are in a city overrun with hookers and failed artists he’d want to compete in a place that appreciates football. But not the case.
ready to beat this guy in 24. what a weird guy. RAIIDERRRSSS.
Go coach in the Bible Belt and leave my Holy Chargers alone.