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I was lucky enough to travel to Sacramento, on Wednesday for my 2nd business trip. There’s nothing like waking up and leaving for work before Starbucks is open. I wasn’t as nervous to fly this time around as I have been reading Trusting God by Jerry Bridges which has been a great encouragement to my soul. Throughout the flight I was tempted to fear but I had to remember that ultimately God sustains everything and it is under His sovereign control. Who am I that He should make more like Himself by allowing me to encounter circumstances that leave me in total reliance upon Him?
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| Leaving San Diego |
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| “Nothing is so small or trivial as to escape the attention of God’s sovereign control; nothing is so great as to be beyond His power to control it. The insignificant sparrow cannot fall to the ground withoutHis will; the mighty Roman empire cannot crucify Jesus Christ unless that power is given to it by God (see Matthew 10:29; John 19:10-11). And what is true for the sparrow and for Jesus is true for you and me. No detail of your life is too insignificant for your heavenly Father’s attention; no circumstance is so big that He cannot control it.” Jerry Bridges |
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| Flying above the Pacific Ocean |
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| “Your steadfast love, O LORD, extends to the heavens, your faithfulness to the clouds.” Psalm 36:5 |
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| Looking up in the Capitol |
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| The California State Capitol (It’s way bigger than the White House – who knew?) |
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| This was my workspace for the afternoon. |
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| The Crocker Art Museum This was my first time at an art museum |
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| A painting by Renoir. |
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| Inside the original Crocker mansion which is not part of the museum. |
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| This “tree” was inside the Sacramento airport and was starting to light up as the sun went down. |
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| This was the most amazing view ever! |
