Living Like We Believe God Can Do the Impossible

It’s easy to say we believe God can do anything. We speak confidently about serving “the God of the impossible.” Yet our real beliefs are revealed not by our declarations, but by our daily choices. Does the way you live truly reflect faith in a God who does what you cannot? Where, in your life, are you relying fully on Him?

As we pursue spiritual movements and kingdom impact, our faith must continue to mature. Those who lead movements—those who catalyze change—are people who deeply trust the God of the impossible. Their confidence is visible not only in their words, but in the risks they willingly take.

How Faith Takes Root and Grows

Faith grows much like trust. In our relationship with God, trust develops as we get to know Him better and as we witness His faithfulness over time. Each encounter with His goodness builds our expectation that He will act again.

Our faith is strengthened when we:

• Spend consistent, intentional time in God’s Word, allowing truth to shape our thinking.
• Choose to step outside our comfort zones and take faith-filled risks.
• Invite God to heal early wounds and trust issues that still shape how we relate to Him.
• Regularly remember who God is and recall how He has worked in our past.

“Throw Me Higher, Daddy”

When our children were small, they loved being tossed into the air by their father. The higher they went, the louder their laughter—and the more urgently they cried, “Again, Daddy!” They trusted him completely. They believed in his strength to throw them and his love to catch them every time.

Their joy came from total confidence that they would not fall.

God invites us into that same kind of relationship. He is a good Father who delights in us, who invites us into the adventure of life with Him. While ministry and mission are serious matters, God also wants us to enjoy the journey—to trust Him enough to embrace the thrill of faith.

Faith That Shows Itself in Action

Faith is not passive. It is demonstrated through the courageous choices we make.

We live out our faith when we take relational risks—building genuine friendships with those far from God, crossing cultural and religious boundaries, and sharing our faith openly and authentically.

We demonstrate faith when we pray bold, impossible prayers. God is moved when His children ask for things only He can accomplish—prayers rooted in intercession for a broken world, not self‑comfort.

We show faith by setting God-sized goals. When our vision stretches far beyond our own capacity, it declares our dependence on Him.

We exercise faith by believing in imperfect people. Seeing potential where others see weakness requires trust in what God can grow and transform.

We walk in faith through radical generosity. Sacrificial giving reflects a belief that God is our provider and that His kingdom matters more than our comfort.

As you enter this coming week, what step of faith will you take that clearly demonstrates your trust in God?

Let me know in the comments below, or post it on the Dare to Multiply Community.