who pilgrims trust
God’s judgment is as patient and unmoving as the mountains themselves, “like Mount Zion which can not be moved, but abides forever.” Continue reading who pilgrims trust
a word of hope
Consequences are the hardest debts I pay. Continue reading a word of hope
why pilgrims sing
Few peoples have experienced as much animosity as the Hebrews who sang this song. Or Nepali Christians today. Continue reading why pilgrims sing
A word of forgiveness
I both have caused and tasted of His blood. Continue reading A word of forgiveness
what pilgrims need
The prayer, “Oh Lord have mercy on us,” is not a lament, but an expectation. Continue reading what pilgrims need
where pilgrims rest
We may have been at the highest point of our trip, believers coming together around the Word on a windswept mountain far from home Continue reading where pilgrims rest
where pilgrims look
“I will lift up my eyes to the hills” is not mere sentiment about how beautiful the mountains are or how big our God must be to have made them. Continue reading where pilgrims look
