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Luke 1:37 · BSB
1:37 For no word from God will ever fail.”
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…Christ did anyways. He died on the cross so that you could. It is not impossible for you to raise your standard. Nothing is impossible with God.Luke 1:37. And I learned that in VBS. Now we're full grown adults. Stop waiting on men's retreats to make you feel better about your lack of activity. Do it…
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…even known a man. And besides, I'm too young. Sarah said, I'm too old. She said, I'm too young. And do you remember the answer that came back?Luke 1:37, with God, God said, Nothing shall be impossible. Nothing's too hard for the Lord, Sarah. And Mary, nothing shall be impossible. So I see a vital…
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…in the Bible school. It was the first time I actually served, in any capacity. It was at this Bible school And they made us memorize this verse:Luke 1:37. It's so simple. It says: "For nothing is impossible with God. He is more than able to do abundant things in your life. And when he came down to…
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…impossible, was true. And Elizabeth giving birth in her old age was the proof of that. The angel continued with his announcements to Mary inLuke 1, verse 36-37. And behold, even your relative Elizabeth has also conceived a son in her old age, and she who is called barren is now in her sixth month. For…
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…High will overshadow you.” And the sign that Mary is given is that her older relative Elizabeth, who was unable to have kids is 6 months pregnant.Luke 1:36-37(ESV) 36And behold, your relative Elizabeth in her old age has also conceived a son, and this is the sixth month with her who was called barren.…
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…love of the family of Christ, you know? And look at this now. Your situation might look impossible, but God always has the final word. Let's go toLuke 1:37. And before that, I want you to remember something. Second Timothy 3:16. They say all scripture is inspired for who by God Good. Okay. All…
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Bishop T Nalo is the founder and presiding bishop of Praise Chapel Ministries. His testimony is anchored inLuke, chapter 1, verse 37, for with God, nothing will be impossible A verse that has inspired the passion and drive in his life and ministry. He is passionate about…
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…power over the wind and waves, Someone who has authority over all things, Someone, when you look at, you recognize nothing is impossible with God.Luke 1:37tells us this: that when we look to him, we're not looking for just these physical and material benefits. We're looking to him to help us navigate…
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…when you truly exercise your faith in God. We must surrender to the power of God. Tell your neighbor. Surrender to the power of God. As we readLuke, chapter 1, verses 35 to 37,. The angel responded to Mary and said the Holy Spirit will come upon you and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. That is your portion…
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…made the heaven and the earth by thy great power and stretched out arm. Notice this, there is nothing too hard for thee. Nothing too hard for God.Luke chapter 1 verse 37makes a very simple statement, for with God nothing shall be impossible. When it comes to faith in God, we need to trust His eternal plan. We need…
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…you, you're gonna have a child, and by the way, your cousin, she's gonna be pregnant too. It's gonna be great. And here's what the word says inLuke chapter 1, verse 37. For the word of God never fail. For the word of God, it will never fail. Isaiah chapter 40, verse 8, the grass withers and the flowers fade, but…
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…being pregnant, doesn't make sense either. But all of that is found right here in this story, how Does that happen? Well Luke gives us a clue inLuke 1:37inside the birth Narrative of Jesus. This is what it says for nothing will be impossible with God. How can God be with us? Because nothing is…
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…in. And over and over in the Scripture God comes through. As a matter of fact, Scripture constantly reminds us of this one verse that we find inLuke 1 verse 37, for nothing will be impossible with God. Say that verse with me. For nothing will be impossible with God. So unsolvable problems in our life…
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…betrays him Begins the Betrayal, then verse 16. Listen. So from that time, he sought opportunity to betray him. Got the money and from that timeLuke 1:37and six says. So he promised and sought opportunity to betray him to them in the absence of the multitude. In other words, this is even before the…
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…has shown up. Get your wonder wrong. The second person of the Trinity, this baby is God in the flesh. I mean, his conception in Mary's womb inLuke chapter 1 verses 34 through 37, it is a triune event. If you read it carefully, you see that God most high overshadows Mary, that's the God the Father, the God the Spirit is the…
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…The world would spin off and out of control. The universe would collapse. It's not possible. Is there anything that God cannot do? It says inLuke 1 verse 37, for nothing is impossible with God. If God created the universe, he is the sustainer of the universe. If God wants to stop the solar system and…
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