Prophetic Word Of The Day For February 23rd (School of Prophets)

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The Scripture For Today is – Matthew 19:26

“But Jesus looked at them and said, ‘With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.’”

Matthew 19:26 speaks directly to moments when God’s plan seems delayed, blocked, or unattainable. The Lord Jesus does not deny human limitation—He acknowledges it. But He immediately redirects attention from human inability to divine possibility. God’s plan is not limited by what you can do; it is released when you trust what He can do.

1. Recognizing Human Limitation Without Despair

The Lord Jesus begins by stating, “With men this is impossible.” This is not meant to discourage, but to clarify reality. There are situations in life where effort, skill, experience, and planning are not enough. Recognizing limitation is not failure—it is honesty.

God’s plan today often begins when we stop pretending we can fix everything ourselves. The moment we admit limitation is the moment we create space for God to work.

Daily Application:

Identify one area today where you have been striving without peace. Acknowledge honestly, “This is beyond my ability.”
Release the pressure to control outcomes and invite God into the situation through prayer.
Allow limitation to lead you to dependence rather than frustration.

2. Shifting Focus From Ability to God’s Power

The Lord Jesus immediately follows human limitation with divine reality: “But with God all things are possible.” God is not constrained by resources, timelines, or past failures. His possibilities operate on a different level.

Implementing God’s plan today requires a shift in focus—from what you lack to who God is. Possibility is unlocked when trust replaces anxiety and faith replaces fear.

Daily Application:

When negative thoughts arise today, intentionally redirect them toward God’s power.
Speak faith-filled declarations such as, “God is able,” or “Nothing is impossible with Him.”
Look for opportunities to act in faith, even when outcomes are uncertain.

3. Faith Is the Bridge Between Impossibility and Possibility

Matthew 19:26 reveals that faith is not ignoring reality; it is believing God within reality. Faith allows God’s plan to move from unseen to seen. It does not require full understanding—only trust.

God often works through steps of faith that seem small but open the door to larger breakthroughs.

Today’s obedience is often the gateway to tomorrow’s miracle.

Daily Application:

Ask yourself, “What step of faith is God inviting me to take today?”
Take action on what you sense God prompting, even if the result is not immediately visible.
Let faith guide your choices rather than fear of failure.

4. God’s Plan Is Not Limited by Past Experiences

Impossibility often feels convincing because of past disappointments. But Matthew 19:26 reminds us that God’s power is not restricted by history. What failed before does not define what God can do now.

God’s plan today may involve revisiting areas you once thought were closed. He specializes in making a way where none seems visible.

Daily Application:

Identify one area where past failure has shaped your expectations.
Release those expectations to God and invite Him to redefine what is possible.
Approach today with openness rather than skepticism.

5. Walking Daily in Expectation of God’s Possibility

Living by Matthew 19:26 means carrying an expectation that God is at work—even when circumstances appear unchanged. Expectation shapes how you pray, act, and respond.

God’s plan is implemented as you choose to trust His power over your perception. Each day becomes an opportunity for God to reveal His ability.

Daily Application:

Begin today with an attitude of expectancy, thanking God for what He is doing behind the scenes.
Stay alert to small signs of God’s movement—unexpected help, peace, or insight.
End the day by reflecting on where God’s possibility showed up, even subtly.

Conclusion

Matthew 19:26 teaches us that impossibility is not a dead end—it is an invitation. Human limitation is the stage on which God displays His power. Implementing God’s plan today means acknowledging your limits, shifting focus to God’s ability, and walking in faith-filled expectation.

When you trust the Lord Jesus with what you cannot do, He brings about what only He can do. With God, all things are possible—today, not just someday.