We often think of God's power as something spectacular and distant, like a thunderstorm or a stadium erupting with energy. But what if the most profound display of divine power isn't meant to impress us from afar, but to carry us through our impossible moments? In Joshua chapter 3, we encounter Israel standing at the flooded Jordan River, facing an uncrossable barrier between them and God's promise. When we face grief, difficult conversations, patterns of sin, or uncertain futures, we discover there's ground beneath our feet we didn't know existed. We don't walk on strength we manufacture—we walk on grace God provides.