“Then Peter got down out of the boat, walked on the water and came toward Jesus.” Matthew 14:29
This piece reflects the call to trust beyond certainty.
A solitary figure moves forward across unstable waters, not because the storm has ceased, but because a word has been spoken. The waves still rise, the sky still rumbles, yet fear no longer dictates the next step.
The painting speaks to a faith that is active rather than theoretical. Miracles here are not portrayed as spectacles, but as pathways, revealed only when obedience meets courage. The water does not harden beneath the feet; it holds because trust has chosen to move.
Rather than celebrating fearlessness, the work honours willingness. It invites the viewer to consider that miracles are often experienced not by those who wait for calm conditions, but by those who step forward while the storm still surrounds them.
Stepping Into the Impossible is an invitation to walk, not in self-confidence, but in response. A reminder that the miraculous is not something we watch from a distance, but something we are called to participate in.
