Written
by Uyoyou Christiana Charles-Iyoha
God blessed them and said to
them, "Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it.
Rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the air and over every living
creature that moves on the ground." Genesis Chapter
1 verse 28.
To
call the shots means to be in charge, to exercise dominion at all times
regardless of what the situation or circumstance is and who or what is
involved. This means that you do not cave in to fear or intimidation or
barricades. You simply maneuver the challenges and stay on top of your game. To
call the shots, you must stand on the solid ground that never gives way no
matter the pressures you are experiencing. That solid ground is God the Father,
Jesus Christ the Son, the Holy Spirit and the Word of God. Also, you have to
learn the diplomacy and language for always calling the shots.
Prior
to becoming King in Israel, David always called the shots by daring to stand up
against the wild beasts which came after the family flock he tended. Please see
1st Samuel Chapter 17 verses 34 to 37 and psalm 78 verses 70 to 72.
David ensured that none of the family flock was lost to bears and lions. He
went after the animals, killed them and rescued the family flock no matter how
young the sheep that was taken. These acts of courage that were based on trust
in God and His power to always deliver Him energized David to call the shots
against Goliath. David refused to be intimidated by both threats and size of
Goliath. He went after Goliath and to the surprise of everyone; including
Goliath, David brought Goliath down. Please read the entire chapter, 1st
Samuel 17 for details.


