What does true success look like through God's eyes? This week, Gonz Herrera shows us that Joshua 1:8 challenges everything we've been taught about achievement and prosperity. We discover that God's definition of success isn't found in our bank accounts, our children's salvation, or our perfectly structured lives—it's found in our obedience to His Word. The passage reveals three transformative practices: keeping God's Word on our lips, treasuring it in our hearts through memorization, and meditating on it day and night. This isn't about adding another item to our spiritual to-do list; it's about allowing Scripture to so saturate our hearts that it naturally flows out in every circumstance. When we're facing unpaid bills, wayward children, or uncertain futures, our natural instinct is to panic and strategize. But God calls us to something counterintuitive—to be strong and courageous through obedience to His truth. The promise isn't that our external circumstances will always align with our expectations, but that we'll experience spiritual prosperity and peace with God. This is the success that endures beyond our temporary struggles and transforms how we walk through every trial.