Standing in Awe
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Have you ever stood in awe of something and not be able to talk; or if you were able to talk, you repeated a few words over and over? I have, three times.
The first time was when we were moving back to Georgia from western Montana. With the winter weather across the mid section of the country that February, we drove south and were able to visit the Grand Canyon.
That day, I was speechless standing on the rim of the canyon looking across the magnification view of what God created.
The second time was when we received the phone call about the job and OUR MOVE last year. All I could do was jump up and down, totally speechless.
The third time, was Thursday and Friday of last week. For our anniversary, we took a few days and went to Glacier National Park. All I could get out of my mouth was "Oh my goodness, I can not believe this". I was awe struck at the wondrous work of my Lord. The whole time we were there, Psalm 90:2 kept coming to mind.
I can not wait to share some of the hundreds of photos we took. This is one of the many.
Standing in Awe
The first time was when we were moving back to Georgia from western Montana. With the winter weather across the mid section of the country that February, we drove south and were able to visit the Grand Canyon.
That day, I was speechless standing on the rim of the canyon looking across the magnification view of what God created.
The second time was when we received the phone call about the job and OUR MOVE last year. All I could do was jump up and down, totally speechless.
The third time, was Thursday and Friday of last week. For our anniversary, we took a few days and went to Glacier National Park. All I could get out of my mouth was "Oh my goodness, I can not believe this". I was awe struck at the wondrous work of my Lord. The whole time we were there, Psalm 90:2 kept coming to mind.
I can not wait to share some of the hundreds of photos we took. This is one of the many.
