Written by The Apostolic Faith Church
02/04/2018 
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Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. – Psalm 119:105
 I enjoy
 the beauty of the cityscape in the morning as I cross the bridge on my 
commute downtown. The early
    light gives the city a warm glow, shows off the architecture, and 
sparkles on the water. One particular day, the look was quite different.
 As I approached
    the bridge, I saw that a bright, pure-white fog had enveloped the 
city and encircled the bridge like a tunnel. I could not see the 
skyscrapers or the
    river below, but only a short distance ahead and the width of the 
bridge itself. Although the thought of approaching vehicles was somewhat
 foreboding,
    there was a strange peace about the whole situation. The guiding 
lines of the roadway and the taillights of the cars before me were 
clearly visible.
    I knew that I could see just enough to arrive safely on the other 
side.
Later, I realized that the 
Christian life is very much like this. So many times we cannot see where
 our road leads. The actions of others and the onslaughts
    of the enemy threaten to harm us, and there is temptation to fear, 
but we need not. Instead, we can have peace in knowing that if we 
continue in the
    right direction we will be safe. God’s Word lights our path and His 
still small voice guides us saying, “This is the way, walk ye in it, 
when ye turn
    to the right hand, and when ye turn to the left” (Isaiah 30:21). The
 path of those who have gone before us confirms our navigation. Although
 we cannot
    see very far ahead, the trip is not dark and gloomy, nor is the path
 void of beauty. The Lord illuminates our way just enough to ensure our 
safe crossing
    into Heaven. We need only to follow His direction one step at a 
time.
Lord, help me observe the beauty in the journey and to trust You completely, even when I cannot see where the path may lead. 
        

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