Bobsled athlete and coach Jeremy C. Holm draws on more than a decade in one of the world's most extreme winter sports to teach timeless gospel truths. Using vivid track-side stories—crashes, victories, prayers on the ice, and his own struggles with anxiety and depression—Holm frames Jesus Christ as the ultimate coach and mortality as the ultimate race. Warm, encouraging, and testimony-building, this devotional guide helps readers strengthen faith, embrace repentance, endure adversity, discover their divine worth, and live as "champions of the Lord." An Olympic-track bobsled pilot reveals how the world's most extreme winter sport taught him to trust Jesus Christ as the ultimate coach. Opens with a raw suicide-adjacent moment—honest talk about anxiety and depression rarely found in devotional books. Turns crashes, prayers on the ice, and doping scandals into unforgettable gospel object lessons. Foreword by 1972 Olympic gymnast Debra Stark-Clark lends real athletic credibility. “Ok, God, you have one week to give me a reason to live.”Perfect for a Latter-day Saint (especially a youth, young adult, missionary, or sports fan) seeking an accessible, story-driven devotional that connects athletic discipline to gospel living and testimony.
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