Remember The Titans

There is always room for praise.  There is always time to give thanks.  There is always time to show love. There is always time for prayer.  Let not your heart be troubled.  Know that God is watching over your situation and He will always be there on time.  You are closer to your breakthrough today, than you were yesterday!  There is power in your praise!

Good day to you all!  Never fear the unknown, because within the confines of the unknown often lies a miracle.  Your blessings may lay in wait in unfamiliar places, and the words of wisdom that you need may come from strange tongues.  Be receptive to all things that cross your path.

Remember those who are in prison, as though in prison with them, and those who are mistreated, since you also are in the body. Hebrews 13:3

We lose the chance to reach people when we put our positions in front of the person that we are, and forget that it is a privilege to be a part of God’s plan.  If we would let go of our positions and show them that you don’t have to be perfect because when we ask for forgiveness our sins are pardoned, we would reach people and give them God’s power and in turn they would give God the praise. 

How many times do we forget about the Titans?  The Titans are Greek mythology, but the story is interesting nonetheless.  The Titans were all powerful.  The Titans thought that because they held the power they could do whatever they wanted to do.  They thought that they would rule forever.  The Titans were so big, that the Titanic was named after them. According to Greek mythology the Titans ruled until they were defeated by a younger group of Olympians defeated them.  It was an upset victory because the Titans thought that they were unable to be defeated. 

Dear Reader, today and every day, I want you to remember the Titans.  If you don’t know that much about Greek mythology, I want you to remember Goliath.  Anytime some person, some thing, some job, some problem, some debt, is claiming that they rule over you and they don’t think that they can fall, remember the Titans.  I want to encourage you to think of yourself as an Olympian. I want you to remember what the Bible says in Isaiah 40:31: but they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint. There is a gold medal waiting on you if you put your faith in the Lord, and remember how the Titans fell, and remember how Goliath fell. I tell you again Dear Reader, remember the Titans.  The ones that feel that they are too big to fall.  Let them know that our God is too big to fail.  Keep your eyes on God and the Titans will fall.

You are beautiful, loved, and blessed

John Reed