The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new lands but in seeing with new eyes. Our vision can be impaired my many things. It may be impaired because of problems with health. Eyes get older and it is more difficult to see. But more often than not what affects our vision is familiarity. We can become so accustomed to our surroundings taht we miss the small details. We can easily thing that nothing is going to change and we think that the answer to our troubles is to find new territory. The reality is that if we can see with new eyes, the place we are holds many opportunities. There are many people that stand before great problems who are asking "what can be done?" Some have been standing before their mountain for so long, that they cannot see anything. Life is full of situations and issues that loom like a mountain. What could be more troubling than facing a problem that is so much larger than us? In our text, Jesus reminds us that a small amount of faith can change our troubles. The disciples had run up against a spiritual mountain. They were unable to exercise the spirit from young man. Jesus explains that they could not, because of their unbelief. Faith is the ability to see life though His eyes and not ours. There is more to this than we can understand, but that force and power is available through God. Once we grasp that, we know that any problem we face is temporary no matter how large is looms in front of us. What we see is limited, but God's vision is unlimited. We must trust that there is an answer that is not seen to us, and that from God's perspective, He has it worked out. With God nothing shall be impossible and we must put our life in His hands. Faith will turn the table in life and put us on that path to victory. Our text tells us that it is not the amount of faith, but the fact that we have it that will change our situation. How much is enough? Jesus says that if we have faith the size of a mustard seed, that is enough. We do not need a mountain of faith to meet a mountain of problems. Faith will affect three things. Faith will affect what we feel. Faith will keep our emotions in check to allow us to keep thinking: Possible, not impossible. Faith will affect what we see. We will either see a mountain or movement. Finally faith will affect what we say. What we say affects our situation. If we have faith, we will talk about our optimism, not our challenges. What mountain are we facing today. Whatever it is, Jesus gave us that answer for what to do when we face a mountain.