↓
 

God’s Path of Life

Posted on by

Psalm 16:11 and a Path Through Fontenelle Forest, Bellevue, Nebraska.

A path through yellow fall trees in Fontenelle Forest, Bellevue, Nebraska.

Click to order this photo

“You will make known to me the path of life; In Your presence is fullness of joy; In Your right hand there are pleasures forever.” Psalm 16:11

Following the Path of Life

I often like to photograph down trails. I don’t know why, but I think it reminds me that God is leading me somewhere. He leads all those who follow Him and diligently seek Him. He leads us to a better place on “the path of life.”

The better place He leads us to is not in this world. In this world we will have pain, suffering and hard times, but our final destination is not on this earth. God’s final destination for us is in paradise with Him and that is definitely a better place. There, we will find peace, contentment, glory and more importantly God’s complete presence with “fullness of joy” and “pleasures forever.”

Read all of Psalm 16.

Watch this video to learn more about this photo and our desire for Heaven. 

Comments

God’s Path of Life — 4 Comments

  1. On the same theme, I enjoy taking pictures of natural stairsteps in the trails–roots, boulders, footprints in the sand–and use the verse like the one in Proverbs that says, “Man plans his ways, but God directs his steps.” During difficult times, God often only gives us enough revelation to see ahead just one more step, or just around one more bend in the trail. We have to trust Him for the unseen beyond that.

    Thanks again for your nature photography ministry.

    Kevin Shilts
    Newport, Oregon

    • Thanks Kevin. I like that. Very good insight. So true.

      Whenever you have another photo you’d like to share here, let me know.

      Blessings.

  2. Loved this! You do a great job, keep it up. Your emails are a short devotional for me each day as I begin work! Some day when I retire, I hope to get out in God’s creation to capture some of His beauty!

    ~deb

    • Hi Deb. Thanks for your encouraging words! I am blessed to know that God touches you with these devotions. I hope and pray that you get to experience the retirement of your dreams, until then take time to enjoy His creation when you can.

↑