Perseverance

The Scottish theologian William Barclay called perseverance one of the great "unromantic virtues." He put it this way: “Most people can start well; almost everyone can be fine in spasms. Most people have their good days. Most men have their great moments. To everyone it is sometimes given to mount up with wings as eagles; in the moment of the great effort everyone can run and not be weary; but the greatest gift of all is to walk and not faint.” The writer to the Hebrews gives us insight into what perseverance looks like and how to have it.