The truth is that all of Christ's commands are impossible to fulfill apart from His grace and supernatural power through the Holy Spirit. Our heart to obey whatever He says puts us in the place of living from the promise, "All things are possible to him who believes."{See Mark 9:23.} Our faith gives us access to all the resources of Heaven. This is why Christ commissioned us to do the impossible!
by Bill Johnson
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The essence of Christ's teachings cannot be truly followed without His grace and the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit. It is through this divine assistance that believers can strive to obey His commands, as our willingness to comply places us in alignment with the promise that "all things are possible to him who believes," as noted in Mark 9:23. This belief opens the door to the abundant resources available in Heaven, equipping us to undertake what seems impossible.

Bill Johnson, in his book "Releasing the Spirit of Prophecy: The Supernatural Power of Testimony," emphasizes the importance of faith in accessing divine capabilities. Christ's call to perform the impossible stems from our active faith, which grants us the tools needed to fulfill His will in our lives. By relying on the supernatural power of God, believers are encouraged to step out boldly in obedience, confident that His grace will enable them to achieve what they cannot on their own.

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