"For nothing is impossible with God" (Luke 1: 37)
With this verse the angel ended his talk with Virgin Mary as he was informing her with the birth of Jesus. Virgin Mary has already believed in this, for when the angel told her she's going to be pregnant, the only question she asked was "How will this be" (Luke 1:34)?... She was not questioning the possibility of this happening itself, for she'd have asked "How Could this be"!!!! But she was aking about the mechanism with which the mircle was to happen, that's why she used "will", it's a done matter to her!
This was the main difference between Virgin Mary and Zechariah: believing that God can do the impossible. Mary accepted the fact that God can do the impossible, while Zechariah was still struggling to believe. "How can I be sure of this" (Luke 1:18) ? asked Zechariah. It's all about believing that "Nothing is impossible with God".
Do you believe that "Nothing is impossible with God"? It's a trivial fact, your mind would say. But take this 20 centimeters down to your heart, do you believe it by heart?
If you believe it, why do you still morn about your situations?
If you believe it, why do you still struggle in your problems on your own, and refuse to take refuge on him?
If you believe it, why do you still feel 'there is no hope that this could change' for some matters?!
If you believe it, why don't you ask him for the 'impossible' you feel you have in your life?
God...
The impossible attainer,
Help me believe in this.. Help me live it as Virgin Mary did...
Help me keep this fact in my heart and mind always
Come to my impossible and knock it down Lord...
If you Lord WANT to... you surely CAN...
Amen
With this verse the angel ended his talk with Virgin Mary as he was informing her with the birth of Jesus. Virgin Mary has already believed in this, for when the angel told her she's going to be pregnant, the only question she asked was "How will this be" (Luke 1:34)?... She was not questioning the possibility of this happening itself, for she'd have asked "How Could this be"!!!! But she was aking about the mechanism with which the mircle was to happen, that's why she used "will", it's a done matter to her!
This was the main difference between Virgin Mary and Zechariah: believing that God can do the impossible. Mary accepted the fact that God can do the impossible, while Zechariah was still struggling to believe. "How can I be sure of this" (Luke 1:18) ? asked Zechariah. It's all about believing that "Nothing is impossible with God".
Do you believe that "Nothing is impossible with God"? It's a trivial fact, your mind would say. But take this 20 centimeters down to your heart, do you believe it by heart?
If you believe it, why do you still morn about your situations?
If you believe it, why do you still struggle in your problems on your own, and refuse to take refuge on him?
If you believe it, why do you still feel 'there is no hope that this could change' for some matters?!
If you believe it, why don't you ask him for the 'impossible' you feel you have in your life?
God...
The impossible attainer,
Help me believe in this.. Help me live it as Virgin Mary did...
Help me keep this fact in my heart and mind always
Come to my impossible and knock it down Lord...
If you Lord WANT to... you surely CAN...
Amen
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