The Power of Difficulty

Brett McCay: Every great story usually has a scene like this in it. James J. Braddock's neighbors who used to shake his hand and slap his back now crossed to the other side of the street when they saw him coming. He poured drinks in an athletic club for guys who used to take pride in his rise to prominence and now simply pitied the sad man behind the bar. We have limitations too, we have certain things that we've leaned on in our past like our right is our strength. But we have weaknesses too. And God's like, hmm, I'd really like to address those weaknesses. I'd really want to make you a strong fighter.