There’s No Impossibility

 

 

Someone said,

God does the impossible,

But if God can do the impossible

Then it is possible.

 

It’d be impossible

To achieve the impossible

If the impossible

Were in fact, impossible.

 

All things are possible

With Almighty God

And with Him nothing is impossible

Nothing at all.

 

God does not do

The impossible,

For nothing is impossible

With God.

 

 

 

With Almighty God

There’s no impossibility

For the Creator of all that is

Sits on eternity.

 

Creating the world

And the virgin’s birth,

The incarnation of His Son

In coming to earth.

 

 

 

The sun standing still

The sundial going back,

Earth’s history clearly shows

These are all facts.

 

 

Considered impossible

But alas, they were not,

With God all things are possible:

The whole lot.

 

With man

Some things are possible

But with God

Nothing shall be impossible.

 

Can God do the impossible

Many have asked,

He doesn’t need to, my friend,

It’s not even a task.

 

 

 

There is nothing

That God cannot do,

You can ascertain in His Word

That this is true.

 

With Almighty God

There’s no impossibility

For He is the only one that is one

With eternity.

 

And with Him

The Spirit and the Word:

Coessential, Coeternal, Coexistent!

All three are one.

 

‘Tis mystery indeed

But not impossible,

The very fact we came to be 

Says it’s possible.

 

 

 

There’s no impossibility

With Almighty God,

Nothing is impossible with Him:

Nothing at all.

 

Stewart Russell © January 3, 2026

 

Forget Your Problems

 

 

Forget your problems!

Who can do that?

How is that possible, I ask,

Give me the facts.

 

I heard this at church

Just recently

But I’ve heard it in the past

Fairly frequently.

 

Forget your problems!

Who does that?

Tell me of anyone you know;

Let’s have a chat.

 

Try to forget a problem

And it comes to the fore

Thus, rather than forgetting,

You recall it more.

 

Problems, it’s suggested,

Hinder free worship

And forgetting our problems

Does the trick.

 

And “trick” it must be

Because it is not factual

That forgetting one’s problems

Can be actual.

 

At best it’s delusional

And therefore, can’t be real,

Trying to forget my problems

Is bound to fail.

 

As a matter of fact

I would not even try

For we are a total package:

My problems and I.

 

Stewart Russell © January 13, 2025