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“Keep your “antennae” out to pick up even the faintest glimmer of My Presence” ~ Jesus Calling 

Heading out this morning a single doe crossed the road in front of my car and leaped over the fence. She was breathtaking as she easily cleared the fence.  I thought about the hinds feet mentioned in Habakkuk 3:19 and smiled. 

About a half mile later, another doe came from the other side of the road, the prior scene repeated itself. 

 It was a verily, verily moment, a truly, truly moment!

Twice God visually revealed to me that He was enabling me to navigate the terrain of the high places. He showed me that He would safely help me jump and clear the obstacles and fences along the way. 

Thank You Jesus!!! 

Habakkuk 3:19

The Lord God is my strength; and He will make my feet like hinds’ feet, and He will make me to walk upon my high places.

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