Abraham Lincoln one said that there are times when he found himself falling to his knees before God, for there was no other place for him to go during the darkest days of Civil War. I think there are times like that for all of us.
We don’t even need to be enduring bad times to respond in this way, in fact there are times to jump for joy to the Lord, and there are times to fall on our knees in thanksgiving as well.
The most important thing, whether we are living in good times or bad, is to remember that we need to be near to God…
Come, let us bow down in worship,
let us kneel before the LORD our Maker;
for he is our God
and we are the people of his pasture,
the flock under his care.
Psalm 95:6-7
God is my joy and my sustenance; my happiness and my comfort.
God is my life and my strength; my creator and my redeemed.


Amen. But I find as I grow in God that the times when there are other things to do besides fall on my knees ate becoming fewer.
Yes indeed!
Amen!
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A very stirring post for me. Thank you! The photo is perfect too!
Thank you
So true. peace and release comes on our knees. vw
Amen.
…spent a lot of time on my knees today.
Tell me about that fabulous (see, I was going to say amazing, but found another word) photograph. It is so rich in color. Jewel tones. Okay, it’s amazing.
It’s a scen I found in the woods on the Mt. Vernon Estate early on October 31, 2013 in a bit of a fog; I added a little tint to it and this was the result.
Good job!
Amen!
I don’t know how some people endure without being able to turn to God. I just wish I was as ready to turn to Him when thing seem to being going well.
There is a great deal of wisdom in your observation my friend 🙂
Amen and Amen!