God is Greater Than Game Shows... even Jeopardy

Did you hear the latest?  The latest about "Jeopardy," that is?

A Nebraska man found out the particulars of the pronunciation on Monday's episode of "Jeopardy." Reid Rodgers correctly answered a question (or questioned an answer) about the first women's champion at an 1884 tennis tournament. "WimbleTIN," he said, with a distinct hint of Midwestern twang.

A moment later, before Rodgers was set to receive a Daily Double answer, Trebek issued a ruling.

"I'm informed that you very clearly said Wimble-TON not Wimble-DIN a few moments ago," Trebek told him.

Rodgers' money was taken away and the railroad mechanic had money deducted for the incorrect answer. His total went from $1,000 to $200.  from http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/tennis-busted-racquet/man-jeopardy-penalized-mispronouncing-wimbledon-165649407.html

Really?  Wow.  Let's think of all the words I mispronounce.  I mean, for crying out loud, up until I was in high school I thought "Volley ball" was "Bolly ball" (I'm not proud of it, but stay with me on this.).

I'm certainly glad God isn't up in heaven judging every technicality.

Peter, mark this down: Allyson did not say "In Jesus' name" when she prayed.  Her rights to heaven are officially revoked.  Were her eyes closed?  Let's assume they were not.  That's another mark against her.

I'm so thankful for the grace of God, who sent His Son not to condem the world, but to save us.