Faith That Walks into the Impossible

"God will provide for himself the lamb for a burnt offering, my son" - Genesis 22:8

There are moments in the walk of faith when what God asks feels like too much. Too big. Too painful. Too unclear. Abraham stood on a mountain carrying wood and questions, asked to lay down the very son God had promised. Nothing about it made sense. Nothing about it felt easy. Yet he walked forward.

That is often how God works. He asks for obedience before He gives the full picture. He invites us to step into places that feel humanly impossible so we can see what is divinely possible. The provision does not usually show up first. The strength does not always arrive ahead of time. It meets us in motion.

Faith is not the absence of questions. It is the choice to obey with questions still in your heart. It is the courage to trust that if God led you to it, He is not going to abandon you in it. His provision, His presence, and His power are never far from your obedience.

The hardest part is taking that first step. Lifting the knife like Abraham did. Putting the dream on the altar. Walking into the conversation. Saying yes to the call. Letting go of your plan. And right there, in that moment where it feels like too much, God moves.

He brings the ram. He brings the clarity. He brings the provision. Not before the step of faith, but after it. You will not always see what you need until you are already walking. But you can walk boldly knowing your God has already gone ahead of you. What feels impossible to you is fully under His control.