What do you do when life gets hard and you feel like you can't handle what’s in front of you?

In this episode of Meant to Live, Nathan Weaver shares a personal story about cancer, fear, faith, and one powerful lesson he learned from Joshua 3: remember what God has already brought you through.

When the Israelites crossed the Jordan River, God told them to take stones from the middle of the river and build a monument on the other side. Those stones were a reminder of what God had done—so when another difficult season came, they wouldn't forget His faithfulness.

Nathan shares how that story changed the way he looks at the hard things in his own life, including the moment he was facing the possibility of death after being airlifted to San Francisco.

Hard seasons don't always mean you're on the wrong path. Sometimes the challenges you face are building the strength, character, faith, and resilience you'll need for what comes next.

If you're facing something difficult right now, remember this:

You've overcome hard things before.
You are not alone.
God has been faithful before.
And you can face what's next.

In this episode:

• Why we forget what we've already overcome
• How difficult experiences build resilience
• The lesson Nathan learned from Joshua 3
• Why we need our own "stones of remembrance"
• How faith changes the way we face adversity
• Why challenges can be part of growth
• Why you shouldn't face hard things alone

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