TRUST God, He Will Make the Impossible Possible | Christian Motivation

Welcome back to our channel. Today we

want to talk about something that

touches every single one of us at some

point in our lives. Those moments when

we face situations that [music] feel

completely beyond our reach.

Circumstances that seem to have no

solution and challenges that leave us

wondering if there's any way forward.

Our main scripture for today's video is

Matthew 19 26 [music] where Jesus looked

at them and said, "With man, this is

impossible, but with God all things are

possible." There's something about the

word impossible that carries such

weight, isn't it? It's the diagnosis

that comes with no treatment [music]

plan. It's the relationship that seems

too broken to heal. It's the financial

mountain that feels too high to climb.

It's the dream that everyone says will

never happen. It's the fear that

whispers, "You're not enough, not

qualified, not capable." We've all stood

in that place where our own strength

runs out, where our best efforts fall

short, [music] and where the path ahead

is blocked by obstacles we cannot move

on our own. But here's the beautiful

[music] truth we need to remember. Our

limitations are not God's limitations.

What stops us doesn't stop him. [music]

What confuses us doesn't confuse him.

And what seems impossible to us is

simply an opportunity for him to show

his power. [music]

When Jesus spoke these words in Matthew

19 26, he wasn't just offering comfort.

He was revealing a fundamental truth

about who God is. The disciples had just

heard Jesus say how hard it is for the

rich to enter the kingdom of God and

they were astonished asking who then can

be saved. Their question came from a

place of human reasoning, human

limitation, human impossibility.

But Jesus redirected their focus. He

didn't say try harder or figure it out.

He said that with God all things are

possible. This wasn't empty

encouragement. This was a declaration

that God operates in a completely

different realm than we do. He is not

bound by our circumstances, our

resources, or our understanding. He is

the God who makes a way where there is

no way. Let's look at one of the most

powerful examples of this truth in

scripture, the story of Moses at the Red

Sea. Picture this moment with me. The

Israelites have just been freed from

Egypt after 400 years of slavery.

They're following Moses into the

wilderness, carrying their families,

their belongings, everything they own.

And then they hear it, the sound of

Pharaoh's army chasing them. Hundreds of

chariots, thousands of soldiers, the

most powerful military force in the

world at that time, coming after them

with one purpose, to bring them back

into bondage or destroy them completely.

The Israelites reached the edge of the

Red Sea. And suddenly they had realized

they're trapped. Water in front of them,

an army behind them, mountains on both

sides. There is no escape route, no plan

B, no human solution. And in that

moment, fear takes over. They cry out to

Moses, "Why did you bring us here to

die? We should have stayed in Egypt."

But Moses speaks words that echo through

history. Words that we find in Exodus 14

13 and 14. Do not be afraid. Stand firm

and you will see the deliverance the

Lord will bring you today. The Lord will

fight for you. You need only to be

still. Think about what Moses was saying

here. He wasn't promising that he had a

plan. He wasn't saying he knew how to

solve this. He was simply declaring that

God would do what only God could do. And

sure enough, God told Moses to stretch

out his staff over the sea. When he did,

the waters parted. Not just a little

pathway, but walls of water on both

sides with dry ground in between. The

Israelites walked through on dry land

while their enemies were held back. What

was impossible became possible. Not

because Moses was confident. Not because

the people had great faith, but because

God showed up in their impossibility.

What strikes me most about Moses's story

is this. His obedience mattered more

than his confidence. He didn't feel

ready. He didn't have all the answers,

but he chose to trust God [music] and do

what God asked him to do. And that's

where God's power was revealed. The same

principle applies to us today. God

doesn't always call the qualified. He

qualifies the called. He doesn't wait

for us to have everything figured out.

He invites us to step forward in faith

even when we're trembling, even when we

can't see the outcome. Now, let me share

a modern example that beautifully

illustrates this same truth. Tim Thibo,

a name many of you recognize. Tim is

known for his athletic career, his

faith, and his unwavering commitment to

honoring God in everything he does. But

what many people don't realize is how

many times Tim has faced situations that

seemed impossible by human standards.

During his football career, critics

constantly said he didn't have what it

took to succeed at the professional

level. His style was unconventional. His

abilities were questioned. The pressure

was immense. Yet, Tim made a choice that

would define his journey. He decided

that success in God's eyes mattered more

than success in the world's eyes. He

openly prayed before games. He used his

platform to share his faith. He started

a foundation to help children with

special needs and has built hospitals

and served people around the world. But

here's what makes Tim's story so

relevant to our message today. He didn't

always get the outcomes the world

expected. His football career didn't

follow the path everyone predicted.

There were setbacks, disappointments,

and closed doors. Yet through it all,

Tim's life has been marked by purpose,

impact, and faithfulness. Why? Because

he understood what we're talking about

today. That trusting God doesn't always

mean getting the outcome you imagined,

but it does mean walking in the purpose

God has for you.

Tim Thibo's life shows us that when we

surrender our plans to God, when we

choose obedience over popularity, when

we trust God with our impossible

situations, he uses us in ways we never

could have orchestrated ourselves. Tim's

influence extends far beyond any

stadium. His faith has encouraged

millions. His work has saved lives. His

testimony has pointed countless people

to Jesus. That's what happens when we

let God work through our

impossibilities. The connection between

Moses and Tim Tibo might not seem

obvious at first, but it's actually

quite clear. Both faced circumstances

that seemed impossible. Both chose

obedience and trust over fear and

control. Both discovered that God's plan

was bigger and better than anything they

could have imagined.

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>> And both became testimonies of what

Romans 8:31 declares. If God is for us,

who can be against us? When God is on

your side, the opposition doesn't

matter. The obstacles don't have the

final say. The impossibility becomes an

opportunity for God to demonstrate his

faithfulness. I want you to know

something important today. God is still

in the business of making the impossible

possible. He hasn't changed. His power

hasn't diminished. His love for you

hasn't faded. The same God who parted

the Red Sea is the God who is with you

right now. The same God who has worked

through ordinary people throughout

history wants to work through you. You

might be thinking, "But I'm not Moses.

I'm not Tim Tibo. I'm just me." And

that's exactly the point. God

specializes in using ordinary people who

trust him with extraordinary situations.

He doesn't need you to be perfect. He

doesn't need you to have all the

answers. He just needs you to be

willing. So, what is your Red Sea

moment? What situation in your life

feels impossible right now? Maybe it's a

broken relationship that needs healing

and you've tried everything you know to

fix it. Maybe it's a financial burden

that keeps you up at night and you can't

see how the numbers will ever work out.

Maybe it's a health challenge that

doctors can't solve. Maybe it's a

calling you feel in your heart but can't

imagine how it could ever become

reality. Maybe it's a pain from your

past that feels too deep to overcome.

Whatever it is, I want to encourage you

with Philippians 4:13, which says, "I

can do all this through him who gives me

strength." Notice it doesn't say through

my own power or through my own wisdom.

It says through him, through Christ,

through God's strength, not ours. The

invitation today is simple but powerful.

Surrender your impossible situation to

God. Stop trying to carry it alone. Stop

trying to figure it all out in your own

understanding. Stop letting fear

convince you that nothing can change.

Instead, do what Moses did. [music]

Stand firm and watch God work. Do what

Tim Thibo has done. Choose faithfulness

over popularity and [music] trust over

control. Place your impossible situation

in God's hands and believe what Jesus

declared. With God, all things are

possible. This doesn't mean it will be

easy. It doesn't mean you won't have to

walk through difficult moments. But it

does mean you won't walk through them

alone. And it [music] means that God can

do more in your impossibility than you

ever could in your own strength. Before

we close today, we want to invite you to

do something. In the comments below, we

encourage you to type these words, God

makes the impossible possible. Let that

declaration be your act of faith today.

Let it be your statement of trust. Let

it remind you and encourage others who

will read it that we serve a God who is

not limited by what we see. Your comment

could be exactly what someone else needs

to see today to keep believing, to keep

[music] trusting, to keep holding on. As

we come to the end of our time together,

we want to invite you into a moment of

prayer. This is a prayer where we ask

God to step into your impossible

situation and do what only he can do. If

you're ready, if you're willing to trust

him with what feels impossible, pray

with us right now. Heavenly Father, we

come before you today with humble hearts

and honest struggles. We acknowledge

that there are situations in our lives

that feel completely impossible. There

are mountains we cannot move, doors we

cannot open, and problems we cannot

solve on our own. But God, we also

acknowledge that you are not limited

like we are. You are the God who parted

the Red Sea. You are the God who makes a

way where there is no way. You are the

God for whom all things are possible. So

today we surrender our impossible

situations to you. We release our need

to control, our need to understand and

our need to have all the answers. We

choose to trust you even when we cannot

see the outcome. Strengthen our faith.

Increase our courage. Help us to stand

firm like Moses and be faithful like

those who have gone before us. Remind us

that you are with us in every moment, in

every struggle, in every uncertainty. We

believe that you are working, that you

are moving, and that you will make a

way. We place our hope, our trust, and

our impossible situations into your

capable hands. In Jesus mighty name we

pray. Amen. Remember this truth as you

go forward. God's power is not limited

by your circumstances, your past, or

your fears. He is able to do

immeasurably more than all we ask or

imagine. Trust him with your impossible

and watch him work. Have a great day and

God bless.