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Built to Win. 100 Devotions To Strengthen Faith, Grit, and Purpose in Young Athletes
Benjamin Lewis (Author) · Independently published · Paperback
Play Hard. Lead Well. Live with Purpose.
In the world of teen sports, pressure is everywhere-performance, comparison, expectations, and identity struggles. But beyond the stats and scoreboards lies a bigger question:
Who are you becoming as you play the game?
Built to Win is a 100-day devotional written specifically for athletes who want more than hype, they want purpose. Whether you're a starter or a benchwarmer, this book will encourage, equip, and challenge you to grow in faith, build real grit, and pursue something greater than the game itself.
Each short, powerful devotional includes:
A Bible verse relevant to sports and life
A short, real-talk message connecting faith to competition
A focused prayer to keep your heart aligned
Topics like leadership, humility, pressure, identity, and perseverance
"As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." - Proverbs 27:17
Perfect for middle school, high school, and college athletes as well as team chaplains, youth groups, coaches, and Christian parents, Built to Win is a powerful tool to help the next generation of competitors grow stronger in faith, leadership, and purpose. Built to Win helps athletes strengthen their walk with Christ while becoming the kind of teammate and leader others can count on their best everyday on and off the field.
You weren't just made to compete.
You were built to win.
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