When the Love of the Game Starts to Fade Your kid loved their sport. Now the enthusiasm is slipping. After bad games they go silent. Practice feels heavy. The voice saying "you re not good enough" gets louder. Scriptures promise identity, power, and a sound mind, but pressure makes truth hard to feel. This book shows how elite athletes turned faith into performance habits that last. What s Inside Scripture anchors used by Steph Curry, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, and Manny Pacquiao 101 faith-built foundations, each under two minutes The identity shift that separates those who crumble from those who rise Mental technique Olympic champions use to reduce performance anxiety by 34% How negative self-talk steals 30% of ability and the step-by-step replacement with God s truth The "Next Play" mentality to stop replaying mistakes Nutrition and recovery tips improving reaction time by 20% and reducing injury risk by 25% Team chemistry keys tied to 24% better performance under pressure Burnout warning signs every parent must spot early Why This Book Is Different Not generic motivation. Each chapter follows one structure: vivid story, scripture, science, prayer, and one practice to try tonight. Real examples from athletes who fought for faith and identity, not fleeting wins. Built for Teens and Parents Short, punchy chapters in language athletes use. Ideal for anxious days, slumps, or starting a real conversation instead of another lecture. The Ground Rule and Call to Action Your sport is what you do - never who you are. Worth is settled at the cross, not the scoreboard. Scroll up and get the book. The whistle is about to blow.