Why God Wants You to Attempt the Impossible

This episode explores how modern feats like climbing Everest and ancient faith like that of Nephi and the stripling warriors reveal our divine potential and prepare us to become like Christ in the last days: http://www.youtube.com/@ZionMedia_

In this powerful Zion Media episode, you’ll join David and Fabrizio Poli as they dive into Lesson 4 of the “Optimize Your Divine Potential” series—an unforgettable conversation that connects extreme physical accomplishments with deep spiritual transformation. From climbing Mount Everest with the Book of Mormon to the legendary faith of the 2,000 stripling warriors, this lesson reveals what it truly means to push beyond your limits with faith, preparation, and purpose.

You’ll hear stories of world record-holders, elite athletes, and prophets who defied the odds, and discover how these examples mirror the hero’s journey present in scripture. We explore what Jesus meant when He said to become like a little child, and how this teaching, repeated by modern prophets like President Nelson and Elder Holland, holds the key to unlocking your divine potential in these last days.

This isn’t just a motivational message—it’s a spiritual call to action. If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of your next step, this conversation invites you to reconnect with your purpose, embrace the transformation process, and remember who you really are. God has placed something great inside you. The question is: will you rise?


Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/RZQT5atbeZU

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