Is Anything Too Hard for the LORD?

This sermon from Stranraer Reformed Presbyterian Church explores the profound question, 'Is anything too hard for the Lord?' rooted in Genesis 18:14 and echoed in Luke 1:37. The speaker reflects on personal doubt and the universal human tendency to question God’s power and goodness, especially in the face of suffering, spiritual stagnation, or seemingly impossible situations. Drawing from Abraham and Sarah’s story—where God promises a child in their old age—the sermon emphasizes that God’s promises are not bound by human limitations. The visitation of the Lord to Abraham, revealed as a theophany of Christ Himself, illustrates God’s intimate friendship with humanity, a relationship that transcends distance and judgment. The sermon challenges listeners to reorient their faith from relying on natural means to trusting in God’s supernatural power, especially in areas like spiritual revival, broken relationships, national decline, and personal sin. It culminates in a call to remember the cross—the ultimate demonstration of God’s power to forgive and redeem—as the definitive answer to the question of impossibility.