Dont Need to See Whole Staircase Just First Step Poster

What do you place on the wall of someone who has been standing at the bottom of a staircase they can't fully see — someone whose next step is clear but whose need to see the entire flight before committing has kept them on the ground floor of something God has been calling them upward into? 2 Corinthians 5:7 is the faith-walk principle that removes the requirement to see the full journey before beginning it — "You don't need to see the whole staircase, just take the first step" — warm navy, terracotta, and olive mixed script and serif typography with a staircase illustration that makes the principle visual and immediate, designed for the prayer rooms, home offices, and living sanctuaries of believers who have been mistaking the need for a full view with wisdom when it is actually just a more sophisticated version of fear. This faith-centered wall adornment was made for the sacred spaces of people who know their next step but have been waiting for the staircase to reveal itself before they commit to the first one — who need to understand that the staircase reveals itself one step at a time, and the first step is the only one currently being asked of them. For unique aesthetic adjustments or specific layout needs, please reach the designer via the 'Message' button.