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Facing the giants is a great movie, it shows the turning you life to God and having faith on Him makes no boundaries on anything. Miracles are made not just by admitting your defeat, like the grandfather said in the movie "if you only admit your defeat, then that's all you're going to get." This movie has told me, to believe and not lose faith even at the time where i would think there's no hope. Like coach Taylor did, even he had an underdog team he still believed in the, and that's where the impossible happen when they won the football championship. I want to apply this quotation from the movie to everyone, coach Taylor asked the guy who read him a verse from the bible if he believed in miracles, the guy said "I have story about that, There are two farmers praying for the rain, but only one farmer prepared his rice field for it. So who's rice field you think God's going to give the rain? Coach Taylor said "the one who prepared his rice field." Then the guy said "That's right, so you want to receive God's miracle, you better be prepared coach." So for those who think they don't have hope anymore, watch this movie cause its very useful. Miracles can come in many ways, you just have to prepare for it. No matter what, don't lose your faith to God, cause His faith on you doesn't. This movie can serve as your guide or inspiration. Even though all hopes are gone, you have nothing to lose, its never too late to try one more

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