Many use the word courage when someone has performed an act of bravery or a dangerous deed. Which is true, at times. But recently, some of the most courageous people have been at our state’s Capitol.

When you hear the word “courage,” what comes to mind ? Maybe you think about rushing into a burning building like a firefighter,or swooping in to save the day like a superhero! But courage can also ...

Leading others is a courageous task. Defined as, “strength in the face of pain or grief," the word courage comes from the Latin for heart. Indeed, especially in this age of rapid change, risks to our ...

Maybe courage, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder, but Gov. Rick Perry used a rather liberal definition of the word the other day during a "let's-brag-about-Texas" appearance before an ...

I’ve been thinking about courage lately. The root of the word courage is “cor”, the Latin word for “heart”. This, I think, speaks to the deepest source of courage, the spiritual base. Faith in a ...

The Georgia House gave final approval Monday to a bill that would add the word “courage” to the state’s pledge of allegiance, supplementing the ideals of “wisdom, justice, and moderation.” The change ...

In the 1980s, Dan Rather was mocked for ending his newscast with the single word "courage." As if to defy his critics, Rather said it one more time last night. The anchor of The CBS Evening News ...