The beach is a favorite place of mine and I was blessed to spend the morning of my birthday at Rosarito Beach. I ventured down to the sand early in the morning before anyone was there. It was a special time of walking with God in the quiet morning hours.
The sand was not even; the way I usually see sand at a beach. Instead it had peaks and valleys. I thought of how the peaks are like the times in our life when we are on top of the world. Life
is good. The valleys are like the low times in our life when our circumstances are not good.
I watched as the ocean water gently washed onto the sand. Each time it came in, it would cover the valleys and you could no longer see them. I thought of how the water was living, constantly moving. As I contemplated the scene, I was reminded of how Jesus offers us living water and as we drink of His water, the valleys in our life begin to be filled with His joy and peace until they are no longer seen. It is my prayer as we walk with God we will drink of His living water and be filled with peace and joy!
“Jesus answered, “Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I give him will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life.”
John 4:13-14 (NIV)
By Sandy Hancock
www.amazinglifeministries.org










I hope you continue to do this. Every day! It builds into a book.
Thanks Cheryl .. perhaps it could become a book.
Hi Sandy Thanks for the wonderful analogy of the sand ripples and the sea water coming to fill the valleys in the sand. Just like God does with us! Really neat to see God in different aspects of nature. Love you sis, Vicki
You are welcome .. I am so glad you enjoyed it!
After reading your explanation, the scripture means more to me. Am going to mark it in my Bible as soon as I finish writing this post. Thank you for a beautiful post about the sand’s peaks and valleys.
Lovely analogy, Sandy! Thank you for sharing it!
Praying that God fills our valleys with life-giving water today! (because, wow, I could really use some!)
Thanks Krysti .. I pray He does too!
Hi Sandy Thanks for the wonderful analogy of the sand ripples and the sea water coming to fill the valleys in the sand. Just like God does with us! Really neat to see God in different aspects of nature. Love you sis, Vicki
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