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Remember, Meditate and Talk

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Remember, Meditate and Talk
Psalm 77:11-12 – I will remember the works of the LORD: surely I will remember thy wonders of old. I will meditate also of all thy work, and talk of thy doings.

Life is like the keyboard which has the white and black keys. The white keys signify the happy and joyous moments while the black keys signify the sad and gloomy moments. Today’s sermon is giving us the key to staying alive despite the happenings of life. Three keys are given us, REMEMBER, MEDITATE and TALK.

What should you as a Christian remember, meditate and talk? It is the WONDERS of Jehovah and nothing else. Those miraculous deeds that God did for you and those deeds that you have read of and heard about are what you are to remember, meditate and talk.

Why should you do these? Remembering the wonders of God gives you hope, meditating on the wonders that you have remembered builds your faith and talking of the wonders of God make you build others’ faith and as well witnessing for God.

You are not to remember, meditate or talk those things that will destroy your faith, life and personality or that of others. Beloved, daily as you live, apply these keys and you will see yourself standing tall. Remember, God personally told Joshua to not allow the book of the law (His word) to depart from his mouth but he should ponder (remember and meditate) on His word [His words contains His wonders], Joshua 1:8.

Shalom!
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