There is nothing that transforms a person like the Word of God. In this message, we are reminded that God does the impossible—effortlessly. But the central revelation goes further:

Not only is nothing impossible with God—God desires that with you, nothing should be impossible.

Scripture Focus

Matthew 17:14–20 — After Jesus delivers a boy and the disciples ask why they couldn’t, Jesus answers: “Because of your unbelief… if you have faith as a mustard seed… nothing will be impossible for you.”

Key Lessons from the Sermon

1) Take God’s Word Literally Don’t water down Scripture or turn it into “just a metaphor.” If Jesus said mountains can move, believe He meant it. The Word of God is simple—sometimes we only misunderstand it because we’ve been trained to explain it away.

2) Faith in God Makes You Function Like God The faith Jesus taught is not confidence in self alone—it is faith in God. Faith in God puts you in the position of possibility because you’re trusting the One for whom nothing is impossible.

3) Reject the “Grasshopper Mentality” From Numbers 13, ten spies saw giants and concluded, “We are not able.” Joshua and Caleb believed God and said, “We are well able.” The problem wasn’t the giants—it was their self-image. Grasshopper mentality shows up as: fear, low self-esteem, inferiority, insecurity. Running yourself down is not humility. You can’t talk small and expect to live large.

4) Challenges Don’t Cancel Promises There is a giant in every promised land. Challenges do not mean God is absent. They are often the pathway to possession—milk and honey may be on the other side of confronting giants.

5) Your Words Shape Your Life What you say about yourself matters deeply. Your confessions are like prophecies. Stop declaring limitation. Stop saying “I cannot.” Speak faith, speak possibility, and align your words with God’s Word.

6) Be Deaf to Contrary Voices David ignored voices that told him he wasn’t able—first from his brothers, then from Saul. If you want to do the impossible, you must refuse voices that destroy your faith.

7) Be Yourself—Don’t Wear Another Person’s Armor David rejected Saul’s armor. You don’t need to become another person to do exploits. God can use you as you are—authentically and confidently.

8) You Are a New Creation, Not Limited Being born again means the Spirit of God dwells in you. The capacity of Christ becomes available to you. “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” You are not inferior, not small, and not powerless.

Final Charge

What have you labeled “impossible”? What dream have you dropped because you felt incapable? Today, let faith rise. You will never say “I cannot” again. Nothing shall be impossible to you.

In this powerful and faith-stirring message, Dr. Dennis Inyang teaches on the unshakable truth that what is impossible with men is possible with God.

Beginning with the foundation of the Feast of Good Things (Isaiah 25:6), this sermon reminds us that God has prepared a banquet of blessings, laughter, restoration, and victory for His people. Every cloud of sorrow can be removed. Every shame can be reversed. Every disgrace can be wiped away.

But how do we access these good things?

By faith.

Drawing from Mark 10:27, the story of the rich young ruler, and multiple biblical accounts, this message emphasizes that:

“With men it is impossible, but not with God; for with God all things are possible.”

🔑 Key Themes in This Message:

• The Feast of Good Things — God’s prepared banquet of blessing
• Christ as High Priest of good things to come (Hebrews 9:11)
• Salvation as the greatest miracle
• Freedom from addiction and sin through the power of God
• Healing beyond medical limitations
• Faith beyond sense knowledge
• Believing God when circumstances contradict His Word
• Trusting God’s faithfulness over natural limitations
• Leaving the process to God
• Judging God faithful who has promised

Through vivid biblical examples—including:

• The rich young ruler
• Mary Magdalene
• Saul’s conversion
• The woman with the issue of blood
• Lazarus raised from the dead
• Sarah conceiving beyond menopause
• Elisha’s prophetic declaration in famine
• Joseph rising from prison to palace

—this sermon builds unshakable confidence in God’s ability to overturn the impossible.

Dr. Inyang challenges believers not to reduce God to human reasoning or scientific limitation. Faith does not always make sense—but it makes miracles.

We are reminded:

• Do not limit God to your level.
• Do not consult experts without consulting God.
• Do not grow too comfortable to believe in miracles.
• Remember what God has done before.

If God has spoken, He is faithful to perform it.

This message will strengthen your faith, stir your hope, and reposition your heart to believe God beyond circumstances.

Because with God, all things are possible.

In this powerful and faith-stirring message, Dr. Dennis Inyang challenges believers to move beyond prayer, planning, and intention—and step boldly into execution.

The theme of the month is Faith for New Exploits, and this sermon calls us to live out the reality of answered prayers. If God has heard you, then begin to act like He has answered. If you have travailed in prayer, then it is time to bring forth.

Drawing from scriptures including:

• Mark 11:24 – Believe you have received
• Isaiah 66:8–9 – Travail and bring forth
• James 1:22–25 – Be doers of the Word
• 2 Corinthians 6:1–2 – Now is the accepted time
• Ecclesiastes 11:4 – Stop observing the weather
• Hebrews 11:8 – Faith steps without full details

Dr. Inyang confronts three major reasons people remain stuck:

1. Laziness – Turning on the bed like a door on its hinges (Proverbs 26:14)
2. Waiting for the “right time” – When the right time is now
3. Waiting for full details – When faith requires stepping out first

He reminds us:

• The miracle is not in planning—it is in execution.
• The parachute does not open until you jump.
• Electronic doors only open when you approach them.
• Grace is divine ability—but receiving grace without action is receiving it in vain.

This message is a wake-up call to stop postponing destiny. Stop observing the weather. Stop writing lists you never execute. Stop waiting for perfect conditions.

Jump first. Move first. Act first. The rest unfolds as you go.

If you have been praying, fasting, believing, and waiting—this sermon will push you to take that first bold step.

The best time was yesterday. The next best time is now.