The Real Story of Courage

My nephew watched David and Goliath. He said David walking forward, knees shaking,

was the bravest part. That hit me. Courage isn't fearlessness. It's your heart

pounding, hands sweating, yet still taking that step. Jonah ran from

fear, trapped in a whale's belly. Hiding from purpose feels like that.

The Good Samaritan crossed all boundaries to help. He chose connection over convenience.

Children understand. Faith isn't knowing outcomes; it's building the boat, walking toward the

giant, helping the stranger anyway. That's the real story.