What does it take to develop a faith that endures—one that finishes strong and runs to win?

In this service, we explore what Scripture teaches about living with Olympic faith. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 9 and Hebrews 12, this message challenges us to approach our spiritual lives with the same intentionality, discipline, and perseverance as Olympic athletes.

Just as athletes train daily for a prize that fades, followers of Jesus are called to train for an eternal reward. This message unpacks three essential components of a faith that lasts:

• Self-Discipline – training your life with purpose

• Self-Denial – laying aside distractions and sin

• Self-Direction – fixing your eyes on Jesus and running your race

Whether you’re feeling spiritually strong or barely making it over the next hurdle, this service is a reminder that you are not running alone and that God has a race uniquely set before you.

📍 New Vision Church

Fayetteville, Georgia

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In this message, George Lockhart challenges believers to develop an Olympic faith, a faith that is trained, disciplined, and lived out with purpose. Drawing from Romans 12, Hebrews 11, and powerful biblical examples, this sermon explores how faith grows through obedience, endurance, discipline, and love, just like an athlete trains for the Olympics.

You’ll hear why faith isn’t something you pick up occasionally, but something that must shape every area of life. This message calls Christians to move beyond intention and into action, reminding us that God has given each person a measure of faith and expects us to use it.

Whether you’re feeling spiritually stagnant or ready to go deeper, this teaching will encourage you to stop waiting, start training, and live with eternity in mind.

New Vision Church – Fayetteville, Georgia
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What does it really mean to excel as a follower of Christ? In the final message of the Windows series, we explore how God calls every believer to live with purpose, discipline, and excellence—not for personal success, but for His glory.

Drawing from 2 Peter 1 and other key Scriptures, this sermon challenges us to examine our priorities, measure our spiritual growth, and align our lives around what truly matters. You’ll hear why understanding your God-given function is essential, how excellence requires focus and trust, and why living well, loving well, and serving well are not optional for the Christian life.

This message encourages believers to slow down, trust God more deeply, and stop spreading themselves too thin so they can fully live out the purpose God created them for.

New Vision Church – Fayetteville, Georgia
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