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Have you ever stood on the edge of something new and wondered if you’re really ready for it? What if the breakthrough you’re praying for isn’t just about getting through the river, but about remembering who brought you there? In this message from Joshua 4, we look at the Stone of Victory and discover that God told Israel to build a memorial not to celebrate their strength, but to anchor their story in His faithfulness. The Jordan represents irreversible transition, Gilgal becomes the place where identity and shame are rolled away, and Jericho reminds us that opposition often waits on the other side of obedience. Before strategies, there were stones. Before battle, there was remembrance. This sermon will help you see that real victory isn’t something you fight for, it’s something you fight from, because God was faithful before you were confident.