When we talk of the impossible being possible with God, it helps to be specific about the human impossibility under consideration. If we are not careful, our talk easily becomes curious chatter, philosophic speculation, or motivational hype, rather than a life-altering truth encounter. So, let’s be specific: a rich person entering the kingdom of God is a human impossibility, but “what is impossible with men is possible with God."
The Impossible Made Possible with God
February 24, 2019 • Larry Kroon • Luke 18:18–30
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Proclamation
April 28, 2019 • Larry Kroon • Luke 24:44–53
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