Jesus invited Peter to step out of the boat and do the impossible. Peter had the guts to say yes. God the Inviter still invites us to step out of our boats and onto His waters. Anyone can walk on dry ground. Where’s the glory for God in that? The question today is, “Are you willing to attempt the impossible for God’s glory? -- Friar Tuck's Occasional Wisdom

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