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The girders go higher and higher. It seems as if eventually they will snap and break like sticks. The workmen seem small and vulnerable from a distance. Passersby marvel at their ability to work at such heights. “Too much for me,” a man mutters, and a woman says, "I’d get dizzy and fall.”
Still, the girders go higher and the work goes on until one day the building is finished. It stands tall, shiningly new, waiting for the history that will be written between its walls. Then people will forget about the steel girders beneath its surface, forget its hidden strength. But this is no structure that will collapse in the wind.
In all of us. there are reservoirs of unsuspected hidden strength. Do you really know yourself and your own potential?
Just as the steel in a building needs tempering, so we need to fortify our inner strength. In our churches we learn to know what we are and what we can be. Worship every week—you will be the stronger for it
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