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In this episode, Frank Mercer draws from Joshua 3 to encourage anyone facing overwhelming circumstances. Using Muhammad Ali’s iconic confidence and God’s miracle at the Jordan River as a backdrop, Frank challenges us to remember that faith doesn’t mean ignoring the problem—it means knowing God is bigger than the problem. The message highlights how God often does something in us before He does something for us, and how His presence (represented by the Ark of the Covenant) leads the way into the unknown. The river may be deep, wide, and fast—but God is not fazed. Scripture after scripture reminds us: nothing is too hard for Him. The episode closes with a reminder that the miraculous often happens when we invite God into the impossible.

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This episode is the latest message from the 4Heroes Huddle! The focus is Joshua Chapter 2. A woman named Rahab hides 2 Hebrew spies and helps them escape Jericho. She had no spiritual advantage.. Rahab was a prostitute from Jericho who recognized that God was at work and chose to be on God’s side. Because of her faith in action, Rahab is later listed in the Genealogy of Jesus! What an honor God gave her as a reward for her faith!! We hope this will encourage you—No matter what you’ve done or where you’ve been—to live a life of faith.

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Chaplain Frank Mercer continues walking through the Biblical narrative and in this episode, reaches the Book of Joshua. God’s people lost Moses, the man who delivered them out of slavery in Egypt. But God raises up a new leader—Joshua. Like Frank says, the book offers invaluable leadership lessons. Number one, no one is indispensable. What would our lives and leadership look like if we were willing to consider preparing for our inevitable absence?