In times of uncertainty, when no path seems visible, God proves that He can make a way where there is no way. Just as He parted the Red Sea for the Israelites, He provides supernatural solutions when human efforts fall short. If He doesn’t give a boat like the disciples, a fish like Jonah, the power to walk on water like Jesus, or the strength to swim like Paul, He will still make a way. When God brings His people into challenges, He also brings them through them, not to destroy them but to destroy their enemies. Before experiencing victory, believers must learn to stand still in faith, trusting in God’s salvation rather than giving in to fear. Just as faith that rests in a storm can calm it, and faith that sleeps in prison can break chains, those who trust God will see His deliverance. Finally, when believers step forward in faith, God moves in power, as seen when He led Israel through the sea while shielding them from their enemies. Trusting in Him means moving forward, knowing He will always provide a way.