Drawing from the story of Joshua, we are walked through four powerful dimensions of faith that challenge the way we typically approach our walk with God. From letting go of the past to stepping into flooded rivers, from surrendering our own strategies to fighting battles in ways that make no natural sense, the journey of Joshua holds up a mirror to our own tendencies to negotiate with God, romanticize what was, and dress up our own plans with a thin coat of spiritual language. Proverbs 19:21 reminds us that many plans form in the human heart, but it is God's purpose that ultimately prevails, and this message invites us to stop asking God to bless our strategies and start discovering what His will actually is.