Joan of Arc's life intersects with discussions of faith and bravery through her divine visions and her role as a military leader during the Hundred Years' War. Claiming to receive messages from saints, she believed she was chosen by God to lead the French against English occupation. Her steadfast belief in her divine mission demonstrated profound faith, while her willingness to take up arms in a male-dominated society exemplified remarkable bravery. Joan’s trial and execution highlighted her martyrdom, solidifying her status as a symbol of courage and national pride in France.