As the early church used the winds of adversity to rise, so again in our days we will rise and God will do a work that the world would not believe even if it were told to it. Pastor Mark Francey proclaims that God is still the hope of the world and the only one that truly satisfies the nations! God has and still will create a shift that precisely orchestrates situations towards His goodness. God is raising up Davids in this world to replace the Sauls. He is using those who hear His word to build up into leaders to go influence the world.

Pastor Mark Francey tells us how to live in a cycle of victory in this message! Cycles are different than seasons because your actions can actually chance cycles. The cycle that you are currently in is being determined by your attitude towards God. Are you believing that God will do for you what He has done for others? Worry is a conversation with yourself about what you can't control. Prayer is a conversation with God about the things He can control. When it looks like everything is out of control for us, there is a God who is in authority.

Continuing in the It's Possible series Pastor Mark discusses attitude. Attitude can be the little difference that makes a big difference. An attitude is simply an orientation or atmosphere of the mind. Having the right attitude ushers you into a place where something unfortunate can happen but you can say God is still good. We need to have the attitude that is not quick to give up. We need to have an attitude like Paul's in Acts 20 that says I haven't given up yet, there is still life here! You attitude can block you from seeing the miracles that our God can still do.

In this message, Pastor Mark Francey leads us into a new series titled, It's Possible! Have you ever had a prayer that didn't come to pass? When did you stop believing it was possible for it to come true? We are called to be a people who pray until something happens. We do not have to live with the idea that we are going to be broken the rest of our lives. We can be people who know God's part of prayer is the outcome, but ours is the belief.

4. Persistence