“The LORD says, “I will rescue those who love me. I will protect those who trust in my name.” Psalm 91:14 NLT
lifted me out of the slimy pitout of the mud andIn a story titled “Injured Trail Runner Assisted from Wild River Trail” posted yesterday, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department reported that On Saturday, June 22, 2024, at approximately 10:45a.m., NH Fish and Game was notified of an injured trail runner on the Wild River Trail in the town of Bean’s Purchase. The runner was identified as Phoebe Seltzer, 28, of North Conway, NH. While completing a run that involved multiple trails throughout the White Mountain National Forest, Seltzer sustained a leg injury and was unsure if she could make it out without assistance. The GPS coordinate placed Seltzer over five miles from the Wild River Campground. Conservation officers responded to the Wild River Road where, due to severe washouts of the road, officers had to utilize ATVs get around the washouts and access the Wild River Campground. While rescuers were responding, Seltzer was able to make it to the campground where she was met by the CO’s at approximately 2:30 p.m. She was transported back to the officer’s cruisers via ATV then given a courtesy ride back to her vehicle in Jackson where her hike began. Seltzer was an experienced trail runner and hiker and was well prepared for the outing. However, even the most experienced hikers can encounter unexpected situations…
And you know. as this story shows, even the most ‘experienced’ people can find themselves in precarious positions and in need of rescue. David was certainly no ‘amateur’ when it came to experiencing unexpected situations, trials, troubles, or injuries. The Bible tells us that this man, who loved God with his whole heart, experienced many hurts, upheavals, and hardships. But he also experienced the saving grace of God who says, “I will rescue those who love me. I will protect those who trust in my name.” Do you just love that or what?
So if you’re in an unexpected situation today that has you anxious or afraid, take heart my friend. As David knew, God rescues all those who love Him—in His time and in His way. So look to the Lord and trust Him.
Heavenly Father, thank You for your Word that has the power to lift us up when we are weary and burdened from the trials of this life. Lord, thank You for promising to rescue all those who love You and consider a relationship with You their highest priority. Help us to be people who seek You first. It’s in your precious name we pray Jesus. Amen.
Happy Running!
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