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Friday... You can really depend on them. You really can.


Friday... You can really depend on them. You really can. 

I love mountains. They are so stable and they are so dependable. Every morning when I wake up, I can trust that they will be there. I know they will be.  

The writer of Psalm 125 (MSG) says, "Those who trust in God are like Zion Mountain: Nothing can move it, a rock solid mountain you can always depend on. Mountains encircle Jerusalem, and God encircles his people - always has and always will." 

You may not have a mountain that you wake up to or mountains that encircle where you live, but no matter where you live God is there. He is, yes He is.

Every once in awhile we get winds that blow with all their might, it seems like they are going to blow everything down. Now there are some trees that can't handle it but the mountains are not affected by the wind. They are still there. 

Whenever you are going through some very difficult winds in your life and it seems like everything is falling apart just stop and visualize a mountain surrounding you, You can trust that mountain. You can and you can trust God. Yes you can.  Just remember that God encircles His people. He always has and always will and you can depend on that. Yes you can. 

And then verse 4 (AMP) says, "Do good, O Lord, to those who are good and to those who are upright in their hearts." And you can depend on that. And we need to be reminded of that fact, don't we? Yes, yes! #todaysbeginning


 

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