Derek Redmond, of Great Britain, displayed much courage as he was hobbled by a torn hamstring near the half way point in the 400 meters race. Redmond's dad jumped out of the stands and helped him hobble the rest of the way across the finish line . These and many others did not win the gold, but they won the hearts of people all around the world. Sometimes, what is more important than winning the gold medal, is the lessons we learn and the way we grow along the way. The runners run . .
Goal setting is important.
Goal doing is more important. Doing great things for God. You can avoid short term failure, if you have a long-term mindset. Life without goals is like a race without a finish line. Kingdom goals vs. Personal goals.