Life is full of transitions—new seasons, new responsibilities, and new arenas where the stakes feel higher and the challenges feel bigger than before. Israel finds itself in that very moment at the opening of the book of Joshua: standing on the edge of the Promised Land, with Moses gone, fear in their history, and a future that demands faith. Like the underdog team in Hoosiers stepping onto a much bigger court, God’s people are reminded that while the arena has changed, the fundamentals have not. God is still faithful, His promises are still sure, and walking with Him still requires trust and obedience. As we begin this series in Joshua, we will see that possessing God’s promises doesn’t require a heroic résumé—it requires a people willing to know Him, trust Him, and take faithful steps forward into the places He has already promised.