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If You Can Believe, All Things Are Possible

Sarah Jakes Roberts

ONE, A Potter's House Church • Feb 3, 2026 • 16 min

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Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.

Summary

Believing God's promises requires supernatural power rather than mere human willpower or passive wishing. When our own strength fails, the Holy Spirit imparts customized manifestations of faith, wisdom, and knowledge for our everyday lives. True faith trusts that God causes all things to work together for good, even when outcomes differ from our original expectations.

Themes

Supernatural FaithPower of the Holy SpiritOvercoming DoubtGenerational BreakthroughGod's Sovereignty

Key Points

1.
Believing God requires divine power (dunami) rather than passive wishing or simple human effort.
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Spiritual warfare often targets your faith because the enemy knows that all things become possible when you truly believe.
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Faith serves as an active spiritual weapon given by God to break generational curses and establish generational blessings.
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The woman with the issue of blood demonstrated empowered faith by pressing through public and physical barriers to touch Jesus' garment.
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True faith does not restrict God to one specific outcome; it trusts Him to make all things work together for good regardless of the path.
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The power of the Holy Spirit is meant for practical daily living, providing customized manifestations of wisdom and knowledge far beyond church traditions.
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When human belief is completely exhausted, the Holy Spirit supplies supernatural faith as a direct manifestation to overcome remaining unbelief.

Sermon Moments

“Belief will not come easy because if you believe, all things are possible. Why would the enemy make it easy for you to believe?”

“The woman with the issue of blood didn't just have passive faith; she had the power to believe that Jesus was worth pressing through the crowd for.”

“His way has always been better than my way. Even when things don't go your way, God has a way of making sure they go His way.”

“The power of the Holy Spirit is not just for Sunday services; it provides daily power, wisdom, and knowledge for every situation.”

“When you are out of faith, you have an opportunity to ask the Holy Spirit to grant you the manifestation of faith.”

This Week

Identify areas in your life where you have relied on human effort to believe, and invite the Holy Spirit to supply divine power instead.

Release rigid expectations for how God must answer a prayer, trusting Him to cause all things to work together for your good.

Cry out honestly like the father in Mark 9:24, asking God to fill your specific areas of doubt with His Spirit-given faith.

Refuse to let past disappointments or generational patterns dictate what you believe about your future identity and divine calling.

Press past spiritual, mental, and emotional barriers this week by actively taking steps of faith, as demonstrated by the woman with the issue of blood.

Rely on the Holy Spirit throughout your everyday routine by asking Him for specific manifestations of wisdom and knowledge.

Speak God's promises over your thoughts and family to tear down strongholds and establish a lasting spiritual legacy.

Remember This

Faith is not powered by human striving, but by the Holy Spirit who equips us with supernatural power to believe God for all things.

A Challenge for You

When you are all out of faith and feel out of options, ask the Holy Spirit to manifest supernatural faith in your heart to overcome every area of unbelief.

These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.