We think of many "impossibles." Some of them are: "I will never trust anyone again" ... "My children will suffer someday" ... "I will always be a failure" ... "Since I have cancer, I'll be miserable until I die" ... "I can never overcome bankcruptcy" ... "I'll never be happy since my divorce" ... and so on. A lot went through these struggles only to find out that none of them are true. With Christ, hopeless and mistaken beliefs about our "impossibilities" can fade away. Jesus tells us, "With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible" (Matthew 19:25). This applies to you and I in whatever situation we find ourselves in. There are no "impossibilities" where God is concerned.
We think of many "impossibles." Some of them are: "I will never trust anyone again" ... "My children will suffer someday" ... "I will always be a failure" ... "Since I have cancer, I'll be miserable until I die" ... "I can never overcome bankcruptcy" ... "I'll never be happy since my divorce" ... and so on. A lot went through these struggles only to find out that none of them are true. With Christ, hopeless and mistaken beliefs about our "impossibilities" can fade away. Jesus tells us, "With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible" (Matthew 19:25). This applies to you and I in whatever situation we find ourselves in. There are no "impossibilities" where God is concerned.
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