Nik Wallenda

Any one viewing "Skywire" on Discovery Channel on Sunday noticed some thing: Nik Wallenda unquestionably contains a robust belief in Jesus.

During his one,500-foot superior climb on a two-inch wire across a gorge close to the Grand Canyon, Wallenda was heard praying to Jesus very often. At 1 place in his virtually 23-minute wander across Minor Colorado River Gorge, Wallenda mentioned,Definitely whipping that cable .... Modern Family Golly, wind. Go away, during the identify of Jesus ... Thank you, Lord. Thanks for calming that cable, Lord ... Oh, yeah. Which is my savior. Which is Jesus."

The tightrope walker opened up about his spiritual beliefs on "The View" this week, describing (over), "I possess a dread of God. And that is my anxiety. I regard him deeply and i imagine he's offered me this exclusive expertise ... I do not believe that God is maintaining me on that wire in almost any way, no ... I am aware the place I am gonna go if I do tumble ... I just feel confident in my beliefs that I'm gonna check out heaven."Wallenda instructed The Christian Submit that he often talks to God for the duration of his tightrope walks. "I see that peaceful and relaxing and He is the sole just one up there listening to me," Wallenda stated. "My lifetime is predicated on my religion. I assume the biggest role that it plays is the fact that if I do tumble and die I do know where by I am likely."

The Christian Science Observe noted that Wallenda's new memoir,Balance: A Story of religion, Household, and Lifestyle on the line,produced this 7 days, incorporates passages like, God's grace will be the balancing pole that retains me from slipping into self-obsession and self-deception. Whichever I've achieved -- and can ever attain -- is the final result of my relationship with Him.From Neil Patrick Harris to "Modern Family Season 4 DVD" creator Steve Levitan, to comedians Ricky Gervais and Doug Benson, Twitter experienced a industry day with Wallenda's consistent prayer.