n this episode we explore how to move from “human logic” to “divine intelligence.” Using the promise of Luke 1:37—“For with God nothing shall be impossible”—we examine four practical steps (Pause, Admit, Ask, Wait) that help you lift the fog of impossible‑situations and access God’s unsearchable wisdom.

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Chapters00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
01:01 Facing Impossible Situations
04:57 The Three Success Levers
10:09 The Fourth Lever: Divine Intelligence
19:49 The Search Protocol
25:55 Invitation to Community and Partnership
27:54 Closing Prayer and Final Thoughts

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