The disciples asked Jesus in bewilderment, "Then who can be saved?" They had witnessed the rich young man's inability to part with his possessions, and despair had gripped their hearts. They understood that material prosperity comes naturally to human nature, and they knew how difficult it is to surrender such wealth. Yet Jesus's response transforms how we view our lives. He reveals the limits of human ability and effort—we cannot achieve spiritual transformation through human strength alone. No matter our efforts or determination, it is impossible for us to completely surrender our desires. This is the limitation of human nature. Where then is our hope? Jesus makes it abundantly clear: "With God all things are possible." Our transformation, salvation, and rebirth—what seems impossible to us—are possible only through God's grace and power. It is God who enables us to release what we must surrender, grants us new hearts, and bestows true freedom. Today we face the same question: "Can you accomplish this?" Our answer must be certain—with my strength alone it is impossible, but through God all things are possible. In our weakness we experience God's power, and only through that power can we achieve true transformation and salvation.