“That’s an oxymoron,” said my sister. They don’t belong in the same sentence, impossible and faith.
Ah, but here’s the thing, I responded. Not that it’s only an impossible event you expect to occur, but that you have to nerve to believe it. Impossibly so. People will marvel at your faith in the face of such obstacles. Impossible faith renders life’s circumstances possible.
It’s hard to have faith when dealing with seemingly insurmountable barriers. Believe anyway. People will laugh and ridicule you. Believe anyhow. They will make you feel simple minded … until you do it. It will take crazy, unshakeable, impossible faith to reach your goals. But, once you have accomplished it, you won’t seem so crazy.
I saw a wonderful movie on Netflix, Little Boy. I highly recommend it! It’s about believing in spite of what it looks like, no matter what it looks like. I loved it so much, I walked away from that movie with my faith in God and in my own abilities strengthened. You just gotta continue to believe! Faith is not passive, nor is it for the faint of heart. Someone will definitely come along and challenge your stance, making you feel foolish. But I take comfort in this scripture: Wisdom is justified by her children (Luke 7:35). It’s the end of the thing that declares it. So let the haters hate, the mockers mock, and the naysayers say what they will. Believe God and let them think you are crazy.
Loria
The movie Little boy,he had this mustard seed faith and his whole young life he was taught if you really believe,nothing will be impossible.also,he stayed focused on the A plan.GOD!
George, we have to get tunnel vision regarding our dreams. I told God, he is my plan A, B, C, D … you get the picture, LOL! There is no backup plan!