Genesis Series Part 6: It's Just Too Hard

Is that something one says to themselves in their head or out loud? I know that I do sometimes. I may or may hear other people just get so frustrated and sound so angry because "whatever" is just so hard. Personally, I should apologize if I show sad faces to people because that discourages people.

And, not only that but if one person actually hears how frustrated we are, it probably will annoy people and then both of the parties would get into an argument over this or that.  I have seen it. I have been in it.

Maybe you're having a problem in a relationship? Maybe it's a health issue? Whatever it may be, it's just too hard and you say it's just impossible to fix! News flash! LOL, I'm kidding.  I know I said it over and over to Infinity, and as Buzz Lightyear would say, "and Beyond!"  You know what I'm talking about.  You know what I'm going to say next! There is nothing too hard for God!

This is funny. Just as a side note. When my husband and I were in the car this morning, listening to the radio, the song "What Faith Can Do" by Kutless came on. This is a phrase in the song that really stuck out to me.

It doesn't matter what you've heard
Impossible is not a word
It's just a reason for someone not to try.

As soon as we got to Starbucks, I pressed the home button on my phone and asked for the lyrics to that song. I copied this phrase and put it on my status on Facebook. Then perfect timing, Joe came to get me with my wheelchair.

Let me end this writing with a personal example from my own life that I hope will encourage you. Some years ago I made an appointment with a fertility doctor. The fertility doctor took many tests and told me that I had eggs like an eighty years old because of that I wouldn't be able to have kids. Something about perennial menopause.  I think that's it. I don't know. As you can imagine, I was heartbroken. There was nothing I could do, it was all God will!

So, Joe and I came to that understanding. It's not like we were mad at God because we shouldn't be mad at God. Some months went by, then years went by and I became pregnant. How could that be when the doctor told me I couldn't. Unfortunately, I lost the baby. Then after some time, I became pregnant again. This time I was pretty sure I was going to have a baby. I was wrong. After 4 months my water broke and after complications, I lost the baby.Then after some time again. I became pregnant. The last time I didn't even know I was pregnant. Again it ended sadly. And both were a gamble with my life and health. Thank God he allowed me to be here.

All I got to say is nothing is impossible with God.

"Impossible" Story of Sarah: Part1 Part2

Encouraging thought of the day: 

Impossible is not a word. It's just an excuse not to try.