The Narrow Way

God didn’t call you to tiptoe through life.
He didn’t save you to survive.
He anointed you to occupy.
To take ground.
To step into places hell thought you’d never reach—
and plant the banner of victory there.

You were never meant to just be free—
You were meant to walk in authority.

In Joshua 1:3, God says,
“I will give you every place where you set your foot, as I promised Moses.”

Did you read that?
Where you set your foot.
That means you don’t just wait for promises to fall into your lap—
you step into them.

You put your foot on fear and say, “This belongs to God now.”
You step onto the land of healing and declare, “I’m not bound by trauma anymore.”
You walk into peace and say, “Anxiety, you don’t own me.”

Because if God gave it, the enemy can’t keep it.

But here’s the thing—
The land was promised, but not unopposed.

Giants lived in Canaan.
Walls stood in Jericho.
Battles had to be fought.

But inheritance is still yours,
if you’re willing to fight for it.

This isn’t the time to shrink back.
This is the time to rise up.

You don’t need everyone’s approval—just His permission.
You don’t need to feel ready—just be obedient.
You don’t have to be the strongest—just be surrendered.

Because when your foot hits the ground,
all of heaven backs your steps.

So take the ground.
Take it with prayer.
Take it with boldness.
Take it with praise.
Take it with tears if you must—just don’t stop walking.

This is the land God gave you:
Peace.
Freedom.
Calling.
Restoration.
Joy.
Authority.
Fire.
And a legacy that shakes the gates of hell.

The enemy hoped you’d stay in survival.
But you were born for dominion.

So stand up.
Step out.
And take the ground.