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"The things which are impossible with men are possible with God." - Luke 18:27 In the 1920s when Joseph Strauss proposed building the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, many said it was impossible. Apart from engineering challenges, he had to convince the people of San Francisco to spend $35 million on the project in the middle of the Great Depression! But Strauss did not allow circumstances to rob him of possibilities. How many "impossible" opportunities have you missed? After all, nothing is impossible with God (Luke 1:37). But how do we span the chasm between what we see as impossible and what God sees as possible? In Man's Impossibility--God's Possibility, Kenneth W. Hagin explains how to build your faith, bridge that gap, and cross over from the dry land of your impossibility to the fertile ground of God's possibility.