“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”

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Bible Lessons
For Youth -
Champions
Never Quit
“Let me win. But if I
cannot win, let me be
brave in the attempt.”

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Special Olympics Oath
“Champions are not those
who never fail, they are those
who never quit…Men love
winners. They want to be
identified with winners. Men
open a newspaper and turn
directly to the sports page
because it features winners,
while the front page usually
features losers…Champions
are the right man, in the right
place, at the right
time. Timing is all important.

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God has an eternal clock
which was started from the
beginning of time to make
you become a champion for
Him. To become
a champion, you must
see yourself as a
champion. Hanging on to the
fear of failure, the sins
of others and past mistakes
will keep you from becoming
a champion.

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Champions are made, not
born. Many champions
start with severe handicaps
in life, but in making the
effort to overcome, they
find the ability to continue
until they have excelled
beyond those even without
handicaps.

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The athlete, the farmer
and the soldier all have
different ways of
winning. Each of
them does his training,
plowing or exercising in
private, and they show
their abilities in
public…The fainthearted
never win, they
wilt. They start well, but
fade before they finish…

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Joshua was a member of
the championship
team. He could hardly
stand to see other men
who didn’t feel the way
he did, and finally issued
the challenge that lives
on forever:

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‘Choose this day whom
you will serve,
but as for me and
my house,
we will serve the Lord’

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Creative Youth Ideas
Go for the Gold
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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Creative Youth Ideas
Destined to Win
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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