Tuesday, July 13, 2021

What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist!


There are truly songs for every season of our life. While preparing to go to bed after a discouraging day, I decided to look for songs that could minister to my spirit. In the course of searching, the Holy Spirit led me to a song that I had on my phone but had never played: The Anthem by Dunsin Oyekan (ft. Pst. JerryEze). As odd as it may sound, I had slept off listening to the gospel song I initially selected when this song started playing. I woke up and couldn’t stop the song because the words were so powerful and the testimonies that Pst. Jerry shared were just amazing.

The song served as a timely reminder that what God cannot do does not exist. We all have different things we are hoping to God for. Some are minute (small), some are extremely great. But regardless of what those things are, God can do them all. It is His pleasure to give us good things. When we read the bible, there are many stories of people whom God performed mighty and marvelous miracles in their lives. We have Sarah who conceived a child when she was past ninety years old (Gen. 21:1-7). We have Daniel who was shut up in a lion’s den and was not harmed (Dan. 6:16-23). We have Gideon who won a great victory with 300 men (Judges 7). We have Jesus who fed the 5000 and later the 4000 with food that was not even enough for 20 people (Matt. 14:13-21, Matt. 15:29-39). We have Samson who killed a lion with his bare hands (Judges 14:6). We have Moses who parted the Red Sea (Ex. 14). Joshua who received courage to take over the mantle of leadership from Moses (Joshua 1). David who won a great victory with a sling and five stones (I Sam. 17:40-54). The royal official whose child was healed by a word from Jesus (John 4:43-54). Elijah who outran chariots (I Kings 18:45-46)! The man at the pool of Bethesda who had an infirmity for 38 years (John 5:1-15). The Shunammite woman who was barren, conceived, lost the child and had the child restored to her again (II Kings 4:8-37). So many examples!

It is reassuring to know that God will never give us something bad when we ask Him for something good (Matt. 7:9-11). Whatever it is that you are hoping for, I’m here to tell you a simple but yet powerful truth: What God cannot do does not exist. All we have to do is seek Him diligently (Heb. 11:6), trust His immutable word and give thanks (I Thess.5:16-18). There will be times in life when the storms make it difficult to do so, ask God for grace to help you (Heb. 4:16) and have faith (Heb. 11:1). He will send you a helper (John 14:26). The bible says it is God’s pleasure to give you the Kingdom (Luke 12:32), never forget that. Never let the enemy cause you to forget that. In this second half of the year, write it boldly on the walls of your heart and imprint it in your mind that God has never failed and will never fail. If He has said it, He will do it (Is. 55:11, Jer. 1:12). There has never and there will never exist a thing that God cannot do. The charge is simple: make your requests known to God and believe that He has done it (I John 5:14-15).

 

P.S. I’d love to hear from you about times when God came through for you in an impossible situation. Please share in the comments section.


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