Life has a funny way of forcing us to navigate transitions, challenges, and disruptions.   The idea of living a missionpossiblelife can turn your stomach into knots for many reasons. While most of us want to tune into God’s purposes and the needs of others, those needs can easily and often overwhelm us.   I believe God has a habit of making his presence known or intervening in impossible missions. It seems like he’s drawn to predicaments for which no Plan B or Z exist. If it can’t be done in the natural, if it can’t be figured out by the efforts of humans alone, if it’s a problem without a solution, it’s the perfect venue for God to do His best work. The anchor of the Gospel rests in the truth that we cannot save ourselves by our pedigree, our good works, or impressive career history. We receive the free gift of salvation through what Jesus has done for us on the cross. This is why the Son of God said, “The things that are impossible with people are possible with God.”   When we make t...