We tend to define courage by the heroic acts of others that risk their own life to save another. Rightfully so, but then we say things like, “I could never be that brave!” We minimize our capacity for mighty acts when we compare ourselves to the highlight reels of others. But true courage has many different faces like the person battling cancer, the single mom, the sexual assault victim, and the lone voice of love in a crowd of hate. All these are no less courageous than the astronauts of Apollo 11. In part 3 of Remember, we remember that courage and might to bravely face anything finds its origin in Jesus.