Courage that grows from constitution often forsakes a man ... courage which arises from a sense of duty acts in a uniform manner.

In difficult situations when hope seems feeble the boldest plans are safest.

Half a league, half a league, Half a league onward, All in the valley of Death Rode the six hundred.

It was the cowards who died many times before their death.

A straight fight in an equal battle takes some bravery, but braver is he who, knowing that he would have to sacrifice ninety-five as against five of the enemy, faces death.

Ah. A virtual impossibility. Just the sort of challenge Ruwach loves

It was a kind face, and yet it was strong and fearless too.

Stand firm therefore . . . having put on the breastplate of righteousness.—Ephesians 6:14 nasb

No manliness no maturity! No discipline no discipleship! No sweat no sainthood!

There are far more kind and honest people than there are courageous people.

The word never means the spirit which sits with folded hands and simply bears things. It is victorious endurance … Christian steadfastness, the brave and courageous acceptance of everything life can do to us, and the transmuting of even the worst into another step on the upward way. It is the courageous and triumphant ability to bear things, which enables a man to pass breaking point and not to break, and always to greet the unseen with a cheer.7

Pursuing the goal, the leader never looks back or calculates escape strategies if plans turn sour. Nor does a true leader cast blame for failure on subordinates.