Western Bible College - Lives Aglow Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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OUR GOD . . . The crisp cool mountain air, its thinness we breathe ing hiking over the rocky path only the smallest of plants yet survive, as winter harshness approaches. Stopping, we gaze across the valleys, planting ourselves amid a sloping deer trodden path. Twiddling dry weeds through my fingers, fondling rocks, thinking of our creator. Looking to distant peaks, serenity topping each successive range. The splendor and wonder of viewing God's place. Onward up steep incline, rocky table moutain top under foot. the darkness and quiet come quickly o'er us. Whistling winds blow, autumn snow begins to fall. As sleep calls to us, our hearts we share with one another. Through the night we lay, between the quiet and torrent of wind and snow. Darkness looms. With day break comes the bitter wind, icy driven snow in our faces. Fingertips numb, toes atingleg we troop down the moutain side, Vision blurs increasingly as we gog down slopes, across ridges, we make our way The chill is bitter now, the harshness of thin air in our throat, Our body weight tugs in need of rest. Amid the whiteness of ground and sky, we have walked an unknown path. We pray to our Father in heaven, He strengthens and guides us. On we go, up rocky sliding slopes: praying and praising with each new step. Below us the sky is opening, the pathway lies before us. Downward we trod, new strength and hope within. Our God guides our footsteps, joyfully we will follow. Our goal is in view, And with hope and confidence we continue to draw near. - Michael Chowning

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