Charles Fernandez's guest appearances

Charles Fernandez

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Kevin Rempel

Jim Critcher

Jeff Bullock

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Charles Fernandez will represent Guatemala at the 2021 Olympic Games in the Pentathlon, a grueling 5 part event that takes place all in one day.  But Charles is much more than a pentathlete, he is the son of missionaries, living in Guatemala since he was 7.  He has been able to use his athletic abilities to minister and help some of the neediest people in his country. Listen today to hear more of his great story.Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/startingright)

Charles Fernandez will represent Guatemala at the 2021 Olympic Games in the Pentathlon, a grueling 5 part event that takes place all in one day.  But Charles is much more than a pentathlete, he is the son of missionaries, living in Guatemala since he was 7.  He has been able to use his athletic abilities to minister and help some of the neediest people in his country. Listen today to hear more of his great story.<a href="https://www.paypal.me/startingright" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://www.paypal.me/startingright" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.paypal.me/startingright</a>)

Olympic Heroes - Charles Fernandez

Today’s episode is very special to me because it is the first one with a guest, and it’s a pleasure that Charles Fernandez is the very first guest on the show. In 2014 Charles and I met in Guatemala, while he was preparing for the Central American and Caribbean Games in Veracruz. Charles’ story is really inspiring, because he is the youngest modern pentathlon gold medalist in the history of the Pan American Games, and who has been nominated Athlete Role Model by the International Olympic Committee to teach young elite athletes about what it means to be the Olympic values at the Youth Olympic Games 2018 in Buenos Aires. There are phrases out there that are over-extensively used like “you need to believe in your dreams” or “always give your best” – but when you listen to Charles Fernandez you realize that it were these phrases that kept him going even when the going got tough. It were these phrases that represent his inner attitudes and beliefs that helped him achieve his goals, becoming one of the best modern pentathletes in the world and competing at the Olympic Games 2016. This episode is full of great stories, experiences and strategies Charles uses to stay motivated, cope with stress and overcome failure.

Today’s episode is very special to me because it is the first one with a guest, and it’s a pleasure that Charles Fernandez is the very first guest on the show. In 2014 Charles and I met in Guatemala, while he was preparing for the Central American and Caribbean Games in Veracruz. Charles’ story is really inspiring, because he is the youngest modern pentathlon gold medalist in the history of the Pan American Games, and who has been nominated Athlete Role Model by the International Olympic Committee to teach young elite athletes about what it means to be the Olympic values at the Youth Olympic Games 2018 in Buenos Aires. There are phrases out there that are over-extensively used like “you need to believe in your dreams” or “always give your best” – but when you listen to Charles Fernandez you realize that it were these phrases that kept him going even when the going got tough. It were these phrases that represent his inner attitudes and beliefs that helped him achieve his goals, becoming one of the best modern pentathletes in the world and competing at the Olympic Games 2016. This episode is full of great stories, experiences and strategies Charles uses to stay motivated, cope with stress and overcome failure.

ZEPP FM 003 - Being an athlete role model with Charles Fernandez

Scholars have said the Book of Hebrews was written to "rekindle a dampened fire." Dispirited, beaten down by constant persecution, Jewish believers in the Roman Empire desperately needed encouragement. The writer of Hebrews answered their need with a letter designed to reignite their trust in Jesus. A renewed sense of His superiority over every obstacle we face builds our faith, renews our confidence, and stokes our passion.

Hebrews 7 - Charles Fernandez