I ti možeš hodati po vodi

You Too Can Walk on Water, by biblical theology expert and missionary Thomas A. Davis, is a moving and practical work of Christian literature based on the well-known Gospel account in which the Apostle Peter, at Jesus’ invitation, steps out onto the waves. The author uses this biblical story as a powerful metaphor for the daily life of a believer—a life often marked by challenges, doubts, and storms that seem insurmountable. Davis emphasizes that "walking on water" is not a literal, miraculous physical feat, but rather an act of total surrender, trust, and reliance on God’s power when human capabilities reach their limit. Through an analysis of Peter’s experience—his rise upon the waves and his subsequent fall—the author explains how fear, shifting one’s focus away from the goal, and doubt lead to sinking, while steadfast faith enables one to overcome any obstacle. Written in an accessible and warm style, the book offers practical spiritual guidance and encouragement to anyone navigating a period of crisis or uncertainty. You Too Can Walk on Water remains a timeless guide, urging readers to step out of their comfort zones ("out of the boat") and, under God’s guidance, to step boldly into a life of victory and fulfillment.