The Only Way to Navigate Life's Twists and Turns - Senior Living - July 25

The only way to navigate life’s twists and turns

Your word is a lamp for my feet,
 a light on my path.
Psalm 119:105

Just before the 1988 Winter Olympics, a television program aired that featured blind skiers being trained for slalom skiing. The blind skiers were paired with sighted skiers and were taught how to make right and left turns. Once they mastered that, they were taken to the slalom slope, where their sighted partners skied beside them shouting, “Left!” and “Right!”

As they obeyed the commands, the blind skiers were able to navigate the course and cross the finish line depending solely on the skiers’ words. Throughout the course, they were left with the choice of either complete trust or catastrophe.

This is a great picture of the Christian life where this world blinds us to how we are to live. But when we, who are blinded by the world, begin to rely on God’s Word to guide our every step, we discover that whatever twist or turn life throws our way, we can trust the Bible for truth and direction.

If you want to successfully navigate the course of life, lean on God’s Word. Read it daily for guidance and truth, and let it illuminate your path. Because while we may be blinded by the world at times, God’s truth knows and sees every obstacle we’ll face!

Prayer Challenge

Pray and ask God to help you stay in His Word consistently and follow its guidance through the twists and turns of life.

Questions for Thought

If you were to make an honest assessment about how much you’re relying on God’s Word for daily living, what would you say?

What’s one way you can be more consistent in spending time reading the Bible?

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