STRENGTH I DIDN’T KNOW I HAD (6 OF 11)
by Ryan Heller
Scripture: Isaiah 40:28-30
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Strength I Didn’t Know I Had (6 of 11)
The Best Is Yet To Come - Isaiah
Ryan Heller
Isaiah 40:28-30
OUTLINE:
1. PEOPLE GET WEARY
2. GOD IS AMAZING
3. OUR AMAZING GOD EMPOWERS ME WHEN I’M WEARY
Before there was CrossFit, Beachbody, or Orangetheory, there was the workout program of the man named Charles Atlas. Charles Atlas was born in Italy in 1892. His original name was Angelo Siciliano. How's that for an Italian name? Angelo Siciliano immigrated with his family to the United States, where they lived in Brooklyn. He was a scrawny little kid, wiry. In fact, later in life, after he developed his workout program, he referred to himself as the 97-pound weakling.
He was the 97-pound weakling before he started his workout regimen and became the He-Man. He was inspired by the Brooklyn Museum statues of Hercules, Apollo and Zeus. As a teenager, one day he was walking along the beach with a girl he thought was really cute. A big, beefy lifeguard made fun of him for being so scrawny and kicked some sand in his eyes. At that point, he made a vow that he would no longer be the 97-pound weakling, ever again.
Angelo committed himself to learning to work out and to exercise. He became this massive bodybuilder who was huge and strong. He was considered by many to be the strongest guy in the world. He created a workout program that he sold to other adolescent youths who were tired of being 97-pound weaklings. I have a copy of the flier. The company actually is still in existence. If you want to sign up, it's $49.99 for twelve workouts. You may want to check this out.
Here's a picture of Charles Atlas. This is what granddad and great-granddad did to get ripped, back in the day. I'm talking like 1930, 1940. Look at that right there: "Get fit fast, only fifteen minutes a day!" That’s Charles Atlas. He actually changed his name from Angelo Siciliano to Charles Atlas to fit a little bit more with “the new him.” He always wore the cheetah Speedo thing—how ...
The Best Is Yet To Come - Isaiah
Ryan Heller
Isaiah 40:28-30
OUTLINE:
1. PEOPLE GET WEARY
2. GOD IS AMAZING
3. OUR AMAZING GOD EMPOWERS ME WHEN I’M WEARY
Before there was CrossFit, Beachbody, or Orangetheory, there was the workout program of the man named Charles Atlas. Charles Atlas was born in Italy in 1892. His original name was Angelo Siciliano. How's that for an Italian name? Angelo Siciliano immigrated with his family to the United States, where they lived in Brooklyn. He was a scrawny little kid, wiry. In fact, later in life, after he developed his workout program, he referred to himself as the 97-pound weakling.
He was the 97-pound weakling before he started his workout regimen and became the He-Man. He was inspired by the Brooklyn Museum statues of Hercules, Apollo and Zeus. As a teenager, one day he was walking along the beach with a girl he thought was really cute. A big, beefy lifeguard made fun of him for being so scrawny and kicked some sand in his eyes. At that point, he made a vow that he would no longer be the 97-pound weakling, ever again.
Angelo committed himself to learning to work out and to exercise. He became this massive bodybuilder who was huge and strong. He was considered by many to be the strongest guy in the world. He created a workout program that he sold to other adolescent youths who were tired of being 97-pound weaklings. I have a copy of the flier. The company actually is still in existence. If you want to sign up, it's $49.99 for twelve workouts. You may want to check this out.
Here's a picture of Charles Atlas. This is what granddad and great-granddad did to get ripped, back in the day. I'm talking like 1930, 1940. Look at that right there: "Get fit fast, only fifteen minutes a day!" That’s Charles Atlas. He actually changed his name from Angelo Siciliano to Charles Atlas to fit a little bit more with “the new him.” He always wore the cheetah Speedo thing—how ...
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