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Possible mountains

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This goes out to everyone who has gone through something, who is currently going through something, or who will go through something. Guess what? You are able to move mountains. That's right, yes, it is possible and it ain't over 'til God says it's over. In Matthew 17:20 God says, "Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you." Your victory is won, period, end of story.

And let me tell you this, God will move mountains and He will slay giants on our behalf, because there's no doubt He loves all his children no matter our circumstances and no matter our mistakes. The past does not matter. Yes yes yall. I am living proof of that, I'm telling you. It's amazing how God has moved in my life during some painful and trying times -- totally amazing. So I'm truly a witness. So, if you've just gone through something or if you're going through something right now, or if you will go through something, be encouraged in the Lord today, because He will turn things around and He will make a way out of no way. Believe that as you stay faithful in Christ who gives you the strength to get through anything (Philippians 4:13). God is still in the mountain moving business and we can move mountains with the power He has given us. Thus, it is possible to move them.
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