We often talk about “taking a step of faith.” The context seems to refer to a moment of strength where, after a long time of processing, praying, and sweating through the options, we muster up the fortitude to confidently step out and trust we won’t slip.
Sure, there is trepidation and fear.
But we usually don’t take the next step if we don’t at least have some idea that our footing will be on solid ground and the distance we strode will move us significantly forward in our journey to becoming more of who (or where) we think we are supposed to be.