We
were driving through the canyon with mountains rising up on either side when I
remembered this psalm. My heart was heavy as we had just received word that a
young wife and mother that we had been praying for had given up her battle here
on earth and was now enjoying a pain free life with her Heavenly Father.
But
what about her grieving family, how were they going to cope? Lord I know this
psalm says that our help comes from you but how was her husband with three
young children without a wife and mother to help carry the load, how was he
going to make it?
My help comes from the Lord, who
made heaven and earth. He will not allow your foot to slip, he who keeps you
will not slumber. (Psalm 121:2,3)
As
we drove the still small voice of the Holy Spirit reminded me that our life
here on earth is only a little piece of the picture. God knows the big picture
and we are going to spend all of eternity with Him. In the meantime, He isn’t
unaware of our pain, but instead He is right there in the midst of the
heartaches that we face, carrying us when we cannot go on in our own strength.
When
walking through the valleys of our lives, where do we look? Do we try to do it
in our own strength? Or do we lift up our eyes to the Lord who made heaven and
earth? The choice is mine. The situation doesn’t change, but my perspective
does. And in the midst of the darkness my help comes from him.
What
impossible situation are you facing today? Why don't you join me in singing this song today.
Dear Heavenly Father,
Thank You that you are indeed the
maker of heaven and earth and my help comes from You alone. Thank you that when
I can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel, You are there and already know
how it will end. You are my keeper and I can trust in You. Amen
1 comment:
Thank you for the reminder of that song. I will be singing that in my heart today. Praying for the family you mentioned.
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