God has called each of us to fulfill a purpose in life. Whatever tragedy you have gone through, whatever trial you have faced, whatever obstacles have stood in your way, the key to moving ahead is to never give up. God has not called you to something he will not equip you to accomplish. God has not called us to fail, but to trust in Him for victory. You cannot fail if you are fulfilling God’s will for your life. God doesn’t call us to results, but to obedience to the tasks he has set before us.
2. Johnny Fulton was run over by a car at the age of
three. He suffered crushed hips, broken ribs, a
fractured skull, and compound fractures in his legs.
It did not look as if he would live. But he would not
give up. In fact, he later ran the half- mile in
less than two minutes.
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3. Walt Davis was totally paralyzed by polio when
he was nine years old, but he did not give up. He
became the Olympic high jump champion in
1952.
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4. Shelly Mann was paralyzed by polio when she
was five years old, but she would not give up. She
eventually claimed eight different swimming
records for the U.S. and won a gold medal at the
1956 Olympics in Melbourne, Australia.
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5. In 1938, Karoly Takacs, a member of Hungary’s world-
champion pistol shooting team and sergeant in the
army, lost his right hand when a grenade he was
holding exploded. But Takacs did not give. up.
He learned to shoot left-handed and won gold medals
in the 1948 and 1952 Olympics.
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6. God has called each of us to fulfill a purpose in
life. Whatever tragedy you have gone through,
whatever trial you have faced, whatever obstacles have
stood in your way, the key to moving ahead is to never
give up. God has not called you to something he will
not equip you to accomplish.
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7. God has not called us to fail, but to trust in Him for
victory. You cannot fail if you are fulfilling God’s will
for your life. God doesn’t call us to results, but to
obedience to the tasks he has set before us.
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8. “One thing I do, forgetting what lies behind and
straining forward to what lies ahead, I press on
toward the goal for the prize of the upward call
of God in Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 3:1-21)
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Need an evangelistic Youth Camp/ Bible
Study Series with an Olympic Theme?
What is salvation all about? What does it
mean to be saved? This sports themed
Bible Study / Camp Curriculum uses the
Olympic Flag to introduce the concepts of
sin (black circle), forgiveness (red circle),
purity (white background), spiritual growth
(green circle), heaven (Yellow Circle) and
(Baptism) blue circle.
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Go for the Gold
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Need a Youth Camp/ Bible Study Series
on ”Running the Christian Race”?
The race as a metaphor for the Christian
life is used in several places in the Bible.
This series is a great follow up for new
Christians or to re-emphasize the basics of
our spiritual Journey in the Faith. This
Bible Study / Camp Curriculum has a
sports theme and is great for athletes as
well as a tie in to the youth Olympic
Games.
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Destined to Win
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