Mighty! - R. Avrohom Ebstein - TorahAnytime.com

Many years ago when I was learning init I was walking down is a one-way street and it's very narrow and I noticed that there was a bus that was driving up and it got stuck. What happened? There was a car that was parked on the side of the road and was sticking out into the street a little bit and therefore it blocked the bus from continuing to go. Bus was wide and the bus couldn't fit through. And I thought to myself, what's going to happen? They going to call the Mishtar? They're going to look for the owner of the car and ask him to move it? Are they going to call a tow truck? But listen to what happened. The bus driver opened the front door of the bus. A few Yoshia hop out of the bus. They go over to the car. They lift the car out of the road and they place it in its proper parking spot. They get on the bus and they continue going down. And I thought to myself, what did I just see? Did I just see a few your shelies lift a car? How is that possible? Most regular people don't have the strength to pick up a car. A car is heavy. How is it possible that these Yamies lifted a car? And I realized this lesson. When there's a will, there's a way. These were determined to get to their destination and nothing is standing in their way. And since they were determined to get to their destination, they had a strong willpower which brought out a tremendous strength that they were able to lift a car. They were able to do something so difficult that brought out their strength. And this teaches us that if we have that, if we have that p that we want to serve, then we will be able to bring out that strength to do what's difficult to take those difficult steps in a hashem. And there will be nothing that will stand in our way like that car didn't stand in the way of the bus. When there's a will, there's a way.