You may play parts in other people's stories; but you, you are always the main character of YOUR story. You aren't the annoying little side kick, or the random character that passes the good guy on the street. With every comic, there is always a villain. And each time it is a different villain or the old bouncing back for a big comeback. That is what Satan tries to do to you, the same spirits try to torment you, and you can kick their butts; POW! And they leave. But then, they always try to come back only repackaged in a different form. What do you do? BANG! Take e'm out. You don't have to let the villain win; you can over come him by just saying, be gone in Jesus name! And then resisting the coming thoughts he tries to plant in your head. So, what do you do as the main character of your story? You can live it up any way you choose. As you are the main character, you are also the writer of your story. As I have said in previous articles I do believe in a God given destiny. But, I also believe that you have the power to live up that destiny with everything you've got by creating and making it interesting. Don't you dare ever let anyone tell you that you are insignificant to life, or that there is not reason for you to live. You are being called to a higher calling than what this world could ever begin to see. Satan doesn't know everything you're supposed to do. However, that does not stop him from trying to knock you out of the ring, because there you wouldn't be a danger to him anymore. Take that opportunity to rub it in his face and say, I am a son or daughter of the High King! I am no giving up; especially not to a scum like you. We often times make Satan out to be this big scary monster; with horns and a tail. We as humans, often times make 'everything' out to be a bigger deal than it really is. Why must we do this with a villain? I love the part in the, "Wizard of Oz," in the end, where one of the characters discover a normal every day man, hiding behind a bunch of machinery trying to intimidate all those around him. And he said to them, "Ignore the man behind the curtain!" That is what Satan does. He hides behind darkness to try to catch you off guard, when really, the only thing you're afraid of is powerless blackness. Turn on your light, you'll expose him for who he is. What light? you may say. The light that is in you. You can't turn it off, but you can sure hide it. Remove whatever it is that is blocking it out and expose fear for what it really is. Just the man standing behind the curtain. In this case, just a fallen angel hiding behind the darkness because he can't stand the light, because God IS light. Satan is afraid of our God. Why should we fear something that is afraid of our God, who lives within us? Don't be fooled by the scary masks or the illusions he projects. I'm a huge fan of, "Stargate Atlantis," it is a sci-fi show. And these supposedly big and scary bad guys can project images around you to fool you into thinking they're all around you. When really they're nowhere in sight. They do it to catch the good guys off guard. Don't let the enemy catch you off guard, recognize him when you see him. I like to think of the enemy as, the stupid old Joker, from the old Batman cartoons. Not only acting ridiculous, but looking ridiculous.
Therefor, peace out! And live life freely! FOR HE WHO THE SON SETS FREE IS FREE INDEED!!!!!!
"So if the Son liberates you [makes you free men], then you are really and unquestionably free." John 8:36. And the son has set you free, from all things; by using a really, really, really big stick! Aka, the cross.
Love you guys!
~Wren
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