Psalm 34
Take a walk and what do you hear? I happened to take a walk and heard frogs singing their chorus, geese and ducks and their boisterous communication plus many other small birds and a slow moving egret. In all of that natural harmony the wind whistled through the tree branches rustling the grass and the sun peeked out from behind a rain cloud in a perfect crescendo of God’s masterful musical arrangement. It was a good walk. Then there was a bike rider that zoomed by listening to his own music while ignoring the symphony around him. Psalm 34:8 highlights the use of human senses to know the goodness of God. When we are able to turn off our noise we can then discover our refuge in God and the orchestra that He has created for us. Just listen and you will hear His music for you. Find your rest and refuge in God alone.
Take a walk and what do you hear? I happened to take a walk and heard frogs singing their chorus, geese and ducks and their boisterous communication plus many other small birds and a slow moving egret. In all of that natural harmony the wind whistled through the tree branches rustling the grass and the sun peeked out from behind a rain cloud in a perfect crescendo of God’s masterful musical arrangement. It was a good walk. Then there was a bike rider that zoomed by listening to his own music while ignoring the symphony around him. Psalm 34:8 highlights the use of human senses to know the goodness of God. When we are able to turn off our noise we can then discover our refuge in God and the orchestra that He has created for us. Just listen and you will hear His music for you. Find your rest and refuge in God alone.
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