Driving toward the Grand Canyon I asked, "So Peyton, how big do you think the Grand Canyon is?"
His reply, "I'm gonna say it's at least 200 feet across."
The "at least" saved him.
But it got me wondering how often I've made the same mistake as I traipse through life. Underestimating the depth and the breadth of the valley, foolishly expecting a little gully when it's canyon-sized.
And as I think that thought, this passage, one of the first I learned as a child, soothingly reminds me that come what may -- gully, valley or Grand Canyon -- I don't have to walk it alone.
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Linking up with Katie for Scripture and a Snapshot and Anne at the Antbed for Pages in Your Heritage of Faith
Beautiful photo punctuated by a powerful truth....we don't have to walk it alone.
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Loved this~
~Stacy
Sometimes I think we put God in a box and limit him to only what our mind can conceive. I love the fact that He is so much bigger, grander and beyond any of our expectations!
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Praising Him for that! We don't ever, ever, ever have to walk alone. What an incredible comfort. Why should I ever fear? Thank you, dear, for linking up!!! :)
ReplyDeleteOoooh, very good. Underestimating the size and breadth of a valley. Like you say, we don't have to walk in the valley, whatever the size, alone.
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God bless
Tracy
What a great perspective ... and so true. Thank you for this stunning photograph paired with such a wonderful verse.
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