If you have faith in the real God, then you can have a conversation with your problem.

Dr. Tony Evans talks about how to put our problems in their place.

We will see mountains move and we will see God's power in this house.

This is the alternative broadcast featuring the timeless biblical teachings from the archives of Dr. Tony Evans.

The Bible promises God will do anything we ask according to his will.

But in today's message, Dr Evans took listeners to Mark Chapter 11,

where he explained that God has two different kinds of will.

Let's listen in to get an understanding of how that knowledge should affect the way we pray.

Mountains in the Bible are used in a number of ways.

First of all, there is the physical mountain,

but also in the Bible, mountain also refers to kingdoms.

The kingdom of God is called a mountain. The third way

that the word mountain is used in the Bible is for an unovercomeable situation.

In this passage today, Jesus talks about moving mountains.

And it is introduced by a fig tree. Peter says to Jesus, Jesus, verse 20, the fig tree that you

cursed yesterday has withered today from the root up. You pronounce a curse yesterday, we came out here

today and what you said yesterday not only has happened today but it is super happened

because it is withered not only with the fig part but it is withered from the root up.

So whatever you said has completely reversed this situation.

Now the question we have to answer is why does the issue of moving

mountains come up with a discussion about a fig tree? Well to understand, we have to go back a few verses.

And if you go back in chapter 11 to verse 12,

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