December 17, 2025 • 8 mins
This song reminds us that what is impossible for us is never impossible for Him, and that surrender is often the doorway to miracles. It’s a simple, honest declaration that even when we can’t see the way forward, God already has one prepared.
Song: “Impossible” written and composed By: Eddie B. Woodard.
Copyright 2025 - All Rights Reserved
Song: “Impossible” written and composed By: Eddie B. Woodard.
Copyright 2025 - All Rights Reserved
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Speaker 1 (00:17):
Hey, good morning, and welcome into our devotion time this morning.
Pray you had a great day yesterday, and so we
get ready for our devotion time with the Lord Jesus
Christ today. You know, a couple of weeks ago we
did a devotion on the subject of the impossible. I
believe I used Luke one thirty seven in that devotion time.
And we want to talk a little bit more about
that subject this morning, because the Lord just kind of
(00:41):
begin to speak to me this morning on Sometimes we
say we serve the God of the impossible, but what
do we really understand what that means? See when we
say it's impossible, sometimes I feel like God is whispering
to us as saying, why don't you just trust me
and watch what I can do? See the beauty of
(01:01):
our faith? And we do. We say we walk by faith.
But the beauty of our faith is not that it
removes difficulties out of our lives. What it does it
introduces us to the possibility of the impossible. See the
same Lord that we serve, He's the same one that
parted the Red Sea, the same one who raised Lazarus
(01:24):
from the dead, the same one who turned water into
wine and He has not changed one bit. His power
has not weakened. The same spirit that raised up Jesus
from the dead now lives in us. Listen to what
Romans eight eleven says. But if the spirit of Him
that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you,
(01:48):
he that raised up Christ from the dead shall also quicken,
which means to make alive, quicken your mortal bodies by
his spirit that dwelleth in you. That means that the
power to overcome, to heal, to forgive, to rebuild, and
to believe again is already present in your life and
(02:13):
in the life of every believer. So often we try
to fix what only God can transform. We measure the
situation by our ability to repair or control it, rather
than relying on His authority to do. The miracle starts. Now,
listen to this. The miracle starts the moment we let
(02:36):
go of control and simply trust the God of the impossible.
See Jesus said in Mark chapter nine and verse number
twenty three. I want somebody to grab hold of this
this morning. If thou canst believe, all things are possible
to him that believe. Now, that doesn't mean everything will
(02:56):
unfold exactly the way we want it to. But it
does mean that everything is under his command and his control.
I want you to think about the moments when God's
hand has quietly worked behind the scenes on your behalf.
Maybe the addiction broke when you least expected it, the
(03:17):
door open that no one else could have opened but God.
Maybe the peace that came when there was no reason
for peace to come, but it came anyway. Each one
of us is a reminder this morning of the impossibility
becoming possible. It's simply a stage. Impossibility is just a
(03:42):
stage upon which God can reveal his glory. And when
we walk with Jesus, every obstacle becomes an opportunity, an
opportunity for Him to prove his faithfulness over and over again.
See what we see is the end. He often sees
his new beginnings. What feels like failure to us, he
(04:07):
can turn it into our testimony. And what feels too
far gone he can always bring back to life. Somebody
ought to be shouting this morning that that's what it
means to serve the God of the impossible. So maybe today,
maybe something in your life feels impossible. You've prayed about it,
(04:31):
you've waited on it, and you wondered if God even
sees it or cares. I get that, but believe me,
based on the word of God in my own personal experience,
he cares and he sees. He's not finished writing your story.
Don't believe that for a moment he has not finished
writing your story. Don't believe a lie from the devil
(04:55):
if he tells you he has. The waiting may be long,
timen is always perfect. I want you to remember, Luke
eighteen twenty seven. This morning, the things which are impossible
with men are possible with God. The one who spoke
the universe into existence, is still speaking over your life today.
(05:20):
So this morning you be safe, You be strong, and
you be blessed, and you hold on to the God
of the impossible.
Speaker 2 (05:44):
When the nights stark.
Speaker 3 (05:47):
And cold, and the thoughts just wrong, let you lit
your to the world one who say he can take
them all away. Nothing is impossible.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
When Jesus takes the lead.
Speaker 2 (06:14):
He can calm the raging storm.
Speaker 3 (06:18):
And give you all you need. Mountains move, they have
no choice when they hear that's still small.
Speaker 2 (06:29):
Just remember this simple, true Jesus, It's never impossible.
Speaker 3 (06:42):
Stronghold say you'll never change.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
But let his mercy call your name. Broken hearts can
begin again by the touch of his mighty hands. Nothing
is impossible. Jesus takes it's the lead.
Speaker 3 (07:01):
He can calm rage in storm and.
Speaker 1 (07:05):
Give you all you need.
Speaker 3 (07:08):
Mountain's movie. They have no choice when they hear that's
stid of small on.
Speaker 2 (07:16):
Just remember this simple truth, Jesus. It's never impossible.
Speaker 3 (07:35):
He heals the sick, he saves the last, the blood
of Calvary paid the costs. The grave is empty, deaths
undone all things through the Holy Water. Nothing is impossible.
(07:57):
When Jesus takes the lead. He can calm the rage
and storm and give you who are you need? Mountains move,
They have no choice when they hear they're still small voice.
Speaker 2 (08:14):
Just remember.
Speaker 3 (08:17):
This, savulture. Jesus said, it's never impossible. With Jesue, all
things are possible.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
Mm hmm
Hey, good morning, and welcome into our devotion time this morning.
Pray you had a great day yesterday, and so we
get ready for our devotion time with the Lord Jesus
Christ today. You know, a couple of weeks ago we
did a devotion on the subject of the impossible. I
believe I used Luke one thirty seven in that devotion time.
And we want to talk a little bit more about
that subject this morning, because the Lord just kind of
(00:41):
begin to speak to me this morning on Sometimes we
say we serve the God of the impossible, but what
do we really understand what that means? See when we
say it's impossible, sometimes I feel like God is whispering
to us as saying, why don't you just trust me
and watch what I can do? See the beauty of
(01:01):
our faith? And we do. We say we walk by faith.
But the beauty of our faith is not that it
removes difficulties out of our lives. What it does it
introduces us to the possibility of the impossible. See the
same Lord that we serve, He's the same one that
parted the Red Sea, the same one who raised Lazarus
(01:24):
from the dead, the same one who turned water into
wine and He has not changed one bit. His power
has not weakened. The same spirit that raised up Jesus
from the dead now lives in us. Listen to what
Romans eight eleven says. But if the spirit of Him
that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you,
(01:48):
he that raised up Christ from the dead shall also quicken,
which means to make alive, quicken your mortal bodies by
his spirit that dwelleth in you. That means that the
power to overcome, to heal, to forgive, to rebuild, and
to believe again is already present in your life and
(02:13):
in the life of every believer. So often we try
to fix what only God can transform. We measure the
situation by our ability to repair or control it, rather
than relying on His authority to do. The miracle starts. Now,
listen to this. The miracle starts the moment we let
(02:36):
go of control and simply trust the God of the impossible.
See Jesus said in Mark chapter nine and verse number
twenty three. I want somebody to grab hold of this
this morning. If thou canst believe, all things are possible
to him that believe. Now, that doesn't mean everything will
(02:56):
unfold exactly the way we want it to. But it
does mean that everything is under his command and his control.
I want you to think about the moments when God's
hand has quietly worked behind the scenes on your behalf.
Maybe the addiction broke when you least expected it, the
(03:17):
door open that no one else could have opened but God.
Maybe the peace that came when there was no reason
for peace to come, but it came anyway. Each one
of us is a reminder this morning of the impossibility
becoming possible. It's simply a stage. Impossibility is just a
(03:42):
stage upon which God can reveal his glory. And when
we walk with Jesus, every obstacle becomes an opportunity, an
opportunity for Him to prove his faithfulness over and over again.
See what we see is the end. He often sees
his new beginnings. What feels like failure to us, he
(04:07):
can turn it into our testimony. And what feels too
far gone he can always bring back to life. Somebody
ought to be shouting this morning that that's what it
means to serve the God of the impossible. So maybe today,
maybe something in your life feels impossible. You've prayed about it,
(04:31):
you've waited on it, and you wondered if God even
sees it or cares. I get that, but believe me,
based on the word of God in my own personal experience,
he cares and he sees. He's not finished writing your story.
Don't believe that for a moment he has not finished
writing your story. Don't believe a lie from the devil
(04:55):
if he tells you he has. The waiting may be long,
timen is always perfect. I want you to remember, Luke
eighteen twenty seven. This morning, the things which are impossible
with men are possible with God. The one who spoke
the universe into existence, is still speaking over your life today.
(05:20):
So this morning you be safe, You be strong, and
you be blessed, and you hold on to the God
of the impossible.
Speaker 2 (05:44):
When the nights stark.
Speaker 3 (05:47):
And cold, and the thoughts just wrong, let you lit
your to the world one who say he can take
them all away. Nothing is impossible.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
When Jesus takes the lead.
Speaker 2 (06:14):
He can calm the raging storm.
Speaker 3 (06:18):
And give you all you need. Mountains move, they have
no choice when they hear that's still small.
Speaker 2 (06:29):
Just remember this simple, true Jesus, It's never impossible.
Speaker 3 (06:42):
Stronghold say you'll never change.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
But let his mercy call your name. Broken hearts can
begin again by the touch of his mighty hands. Nothing
is impossible. Jesus takes it's the lead.
Speaker 3 (07:01):
He can calm rage in storm and.
Speaker 1 (07:05):
Give you all you need.
Speaker 3 (07:08):
Mountain's movie. They have no choice when they hear that's
stid of small on.
Speaker 2 (07:16):
Just remember this simple truth, Jesus. It's never impossible.
Speaker 3 (07:35):
He heals the sick, he saves the last, the blood
of Calvary paid the costs. The grave is empty, deaths
undone all things through the Holy Water. Nothing is impossible.
(07:57):
When Jesus takes the lead. He can calm the rage
and storm and give you who are you need? Mountains move,
They have no choice when they hear they're still small voice.
Speaker 2 (08:14):
Just remember.
Speaker 3 (08:17):
This, savulture. Jesus said, it's never impossible. With Jesue, all
things are possible.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
Mm hmm
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