Is there any thing too hard for the Lord [Word]?

 

[Repost & revision from previous Blog of January 6, 2011]

Sometimes when we are going through difficulties in life, we ask ourselves, “How am I gonna fix this one?” I suggest the question we should or could be asking is, “Is there any thing to hard for the Lord/Word?”

This question was posed in the Bible in the book of Genesis 18:14. During this biblical episode a truth was revealed to me, which is:  At all times and in every situation, look to God which is described in John 1:1 as the Word. We should realize that there is nothing too hard for the Word. It is our strength and present help; our fortress and strong tower. You should either be thanking It for a provision, and/or deliverance; or asking for the pathway out.

In the episode mentioned in Genesis, Abraham and Sarah were being told that they would be having a

son, even in their old age. Sarah laughed… because it was just way too funny to her; but nevertheless the Word did what it said it would do. We should have confidence that It will also do what it said it would do in our lives as well.

I believe that, as far as God/Word is concerned, blessings are like the air—there is enough to go around for everybody. So you should not give up, or give in but rather you should claim yours-- TODAY!

Think about your desires. Then, thank God for all the things it has already done for you. Start applying the confidence of past victories to the possibility of winning future battles (for me that is faith, and the substance of things hoped for). Most of all, follow the Psalmist’s advice and “delight yourself in the Word” and he will give you the desires of your heart. (Psalm 37:4) Be well, and may your confidence be in Word.