We are weak, but the Spirit comes to help us. Romans 8:26 The world likes strength. The top atheletes get a great deal of money. Sometimes pretending to be strong is enough for actors to make a mint, but we tend to see their private lives as less convincing than the roles they play on stage or screen. Trump won because people saw him as a strong leader. But the reality is all men are weak in one way or another. Whether it is drugs, drink, gambling, sex, anger, or pride. I'm weak in many ways: hardly a poster boy for victorious Christian living. But I'm in good company: St Paul himself, the great Apostle, admitted his weakness too. And that's it: I continue to believe that a man who is authentically vunerable and who admits his weaknesses has a different kind of strength. Better to be real than pretend. Women often see this, but many men want their leaders to be a kind of James Bond with no faults at all. I for one hope the GOP chooses more wisely next time. A man who admit...