History just repeated itself. Someone should make a pro-life Christian movie about Allison Felix. The Olympic gold medalist who made the news a year ago when she refused to have an abortion to save her Olympics aspirations.
Her baby girl is now 10 months old and she just took the gold and set a new world record in the hundred meters!!! Yay God!!! Yay Mama Allison!!! đ â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸
TRY to tell me God wasn't with her to do this!!! And try to tell me having a baby slows a Mommy down!!! Lol!!!
She posted a picture of herself running with this caption "This one is for my baby Mamas!" â¤ď¸
"God made me fast and when I run I feel his pleasure." Allison quoting the famous Eric Liddell.
In 1924 Eric Lydell, Missionary and Son of Missionaries was favored to win the gold in the 100 meters. They posted his race to be on a Sunday. He refused to compete on Sundays because it was the Lord's Day.
Instead he ran the 400 meters for which he had never trained for on Wednesday.
God blessed him and he won the gold and set a new world record that stood for many years. đ
The whole world marveled at his Faith. The whole world marveled at His God!
If you haven't seen the movie "Chariots of Fire" you've got to watch it. It's a masterpiece.
Eric died a martyrs death (in my humble opinion) as a Missionary with Hudson Taylor's organization: China inland mission in a concentration camp in China in 1945 because he refused to leave to ''Save Himself'."
Instead he chose to save others, sharing the gospel, and caring for the sick and starving with the other prisoners even while he himself was dying of a brain tumor. Hardly any of the other prisoners he served and cared for even knew that he was suffering excruciating pain while serving them or that he was a famous Olympic gold medalist and world record holder.
He finished his race even stronger at the end than in the beginning.
"God made me fast and when I run I feel His pleasure." Eric Liddell...And Allison Felix