Hello, thank you so much for joining me today for Give Him 15. And the title of today's post is

The God of the Impossible. In seasons such as this, it is easy to lose hope if we take our eyes off of God's word and promises.

Yes, our government is a mess, and America is in desperate need.

Yes, many prophets believe a shaking is coming to our nation, but God has said the shaking is to

restore and reset us, not destroy us. It is redemptive in nature. We are obeying his instructions to cover our nation with prayer,

and we can expect God to do what he said.

America shall be saved.

And revival is coming.

I was with my good friend Gene Bailey last night in Fort Worth, joining him for a flashpoint live.

It is only appropriate that I use a portion from his great book, Flashpoint of Revival for today's post. Great book. I love his

statement in the first chapter of the book. God does his best work in impossible situations.

Listen to what Gene says about this. Historically, when national issues don't go the way we think they should, we've turned on each other instead of the

enemy of our faith. May that not be the way we move forward in this season. If we look above our circumstances

and to the Lord, we are set to respond from a posture of faith and not fear. We must remember

this fundamental truth. God does his best work in impossible situations.

Let's look at a couple of stories that highlight God's faithfulness in times of adversity.

When an angel appeared to Zachariah prophesied the birth of John the Baptist,

Zachariah had a hard time believing this. After all, he was old, and Elizabeth had been barren.

Even getting pregnant seemed impossible, much less with someone like John the Baptist who would

have such a powerful influence as a forerunner for Jesus himself.

Sure, they'd prayed for a child, but would God really answer?

And was God answering like this?

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