“For nothing will be impossible with God.” Luke 1:37

The angel Gabriel told Mary that God was planning to do something that humans couldn’t do. From all human logic, it’s impossible that the virgins have children. However, this was exactly what happened. So, when the Lord mentions the impossible, it is no longer ridiculous.

During our life, we often admit that we believe the Lord’s strong power to accomplish anything, but we always add a proviso such as “but…”. For example, “but, I don’t believe that God will do impossible in my life.” We become the theologians of reality. We only believe that God can do miracle, but we don’t think there will be miracles in our life. God will bring the salvation to all mankind. It’s important that Mary could believe God’s miracle. However, adjusting her life to fit in with God’s plan was more vital. The Christian differ with moralists that the Christians have a Holy God. The differences between the Church and a community club is the Miracle of God. Some people’s behaviors have the Christians’ morality standard, but few people can experience the miracle like the Christians. Do you believe that “nothing will be impossible with God.”?

Faith is not how we feel, but how the Lord we believe is. “Believe God” means that we have an absolute grasp to believe all things including that the self-revelation to God, what He promises to accomplish and what we have seen or will see. Faith is the firm belief in what is hoped for but not yet obtained, knowing that God will not give unfulfilled promises, the reward of faith is to see what we believe and see the fulfillment of God’s promises.

During my experiences, since I become a Christian, I have been experiencing that God is with me. Though some of my wishes may not be realized, God always knows the real needs of my future. In the recent days, I pray for my parents’ relationship, my grandfather’s salvation and so on. I am moved that God can give me some clear answers… In the following days, I will write some testimonies in my daily writing.

“Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.” Proverbs16:3