Eric Liddell was born to run — but his faith ran faster. At the 1924 Olympics, he refused to race in his strongest event because it fell on a Sunday. The world mocked him, critics said he’d thrown away gold. Instead, he trained for the 400 meters — a race he wasn’t built for. Against all odds, he won Olympic gold and broke records. But his true greatness came later, leaving fame behind to serve others in China. Eric Liddell proved: true victory isn’t speed — it’s courage to stand firm. #EricLidd