What if the thing standing between us and the life we want is not a lack of resources, but a lack of perspective? In Joshua 17, the descendants of Joseph come to Joshua with a complaint that sounds remarkably familiar: we have too many people and not enough land. It is a grievance most of us can relate to in our own way. Not enough time, money, energy, or opportunity. But Joshua's response reframes everything. This passage pushes us to ask a harder question before we ask God for more. What are we doing with what he has already placed in our hands?