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In today’s world, many people say they cannot believe in God because they want physical proof. They want something they can measure, hold, test, or examine in a laboratory. If something cannot be seen or scientifically verified, they assume it cannot be real. Yet the Christian faith has always taught that belief in God involves faith. At first glance, this can make it seem as though faith and reason are opposed to one another. But when we look more closely, we discover someth

Living in the flesh often looks like: Placing our desires above God’s commands. Seeking approval from people rather than from God. Acting from anger, fear, pride, or insecurity. Pursuing temporary satisfaction rather than lasting truth. The flesh whispers that life is about self-protection, self-promotion, and self-gratification. But the Spirit calls us to something far greater.

When Jesus speaks of telling a mountain to move, He is not teaching theatrics. In Scripture, mountains often represent the immovable — the impossible — the obstacle too great for human strength. Jesus is saying: Nothing is impossible when it rests in the hands of God.