Please, God.

I’m sure that everyone knows by now that the New York Giants won the Superbowl. I only care because I wanted 1969′s team to win so she could live happily ever after Superbowl 46.

But, before the game was played, there was a prayer request. Apparently, this guy Tom Brady is important, and he’s married to Gisele Bundchen. So, before the game, his wife sent an email to her family and friends asking for their prayers that he feel confident, healthy, and strong as the day approaches, so that his team could be victorious.

I, for one, find absolutely no problem with that, although it seemed to have caused quite the stir. I happened to be watching that horrid show “The Talk”, when they mentioned it. Aisha Tyler seemed to think it was ridiculous for a supermodel to be praying for a football team to win a Superbowl, when there are more obviously important things that God should be concerned about, like peace and world hunger. She lives an already charmed life, so how DARE she pray over a game. Another person said that her prayer made it obvious that she was not confident.

This is what it’s come to? We’re criticizing people’s prayers, y’all.

Well look, my husband is no quarterback (is this guy Brady a quarterback? Totally not sure, but let’s go with that), but I pray often that he is successful in what he does. He referees basketball, and I’m certain that isn’t going to lead to world peace, but why shouldn’t I pray that he be blessed in all his endeavors? Should I not pray that he makes it to the NBA one day because we’re blessed enough already? What is wrong with a wife praying for her husband to be confident, healthy, strong, and victorious? To us, it’s just a football game, but that’s her husband’s livelihood and what he works for everyday.

God is no respector of persons. In God’s eyes, Brady is just the same as Hackett and Gisele is just the same as Psonya. And no matter who you are, you can go to God for ANYTHING. And that’s that on that.