Isaiah 40:31

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"But those who hope in The Lord will renew their strength, they will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint." - Isaiah 40:31 (NIV)



This is my absolute favorite verse ever... I love every single word of this verse and the message it offers.

It has gotten me through difficult times at school, many long runs, and times in life when I feel as if I may break in two.

Even when it is difficult, I put my hope and trust in The Lord, knowing that He will take care of me. I am so glad that I have my savior and friend to look after me and take care of me. He knows the way and I do not, He puts me on the right path, He guides my steps and I am so glad He does not leave it up to me to make decisions. When times are difficult and the path is rough, I find my strength in Him.

Put your hope in Jesus Christ, let Him build give you strength and give you wings like eagles. 

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