You are my strength; I wait for you to rescue me,
for you, O God, are my fortress.
In his unfailing love, my God will stand with me.
(from Psalm 59)
You are my strength; I wait for you to rescue me,
for you, O God, are my fortress.
In his unfailing love, my God will stand with me.
(from Psalm 59)
Charis: Subject to Change 
what a beautiful picture to accompany such a wonderful though! God bless!
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Thank you. I love walking in this park in the autumn (and the winter, summer, spring…). The mountains feel like guardians around the valley. You can lean up against them and feel safe.
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no surprise that Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke about God leading him to the mountain! 🙂
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I wonder how big the mountain was that Moses was led to? I saw Engedi and Masada where David hid. They were also quite impressive.
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yes….we must see every mountain before us through God’s eyes….!
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You know, my old Saskatchewan farmer uncle saw mountains as impediments. I took him to a viewpoint (which I thought was impressive) and asked what he thought of them. He said they were OK but they kind of blocked the view! I suppose they do block the way and are really hard to plow. I just got back from a long drive from a town near Calgary. I probably could have done it in a quarter of the time if there weren’t so many mountains to drive around, but I see them more as majestic heights, and rock fortresses now. Jesus took his friends up on top of a mountain to let them in on a pretty marvelous meeting. Maybe associating mountains with a mountain-top experience IS learning to see impediments through God’s eyes. Maybe impediments are meant to lift us up as well.
Blessings on your day, PP!
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I think sometimes God created all this beauty to remind us of Him and of His promises. What a spectacular scene captured beautifully here on camera.
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“I think sometimes God created all this beauty to remind us of Him and of His promises.”
I agree. Beauty is Who He is.
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