The Labyrinth of Life by David Jeremiah

The Labyrinth of Life If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there. Psalm 139:8, NIV The Krubera Cave in the Arabika Massif is one of the world’s largest caves. It’s so deep, so beautiful, and so complex that only skilled cavers can descend to its subterranean depths. It contains rivers, lakes, springs, and pits descending deep into the earth—a labyrinth of wonder, filled with deadly charms.

Recommended Reading: Psalm 139

The same God who created the intricate interiors of earth also designed the mysterious blueprint of our life. Sometimes the mysteries appear deep and dark. But when we give our life to Christ, it’s as though a switch is flipped on, flooding the way with light. The Lord knows every twist and turn, every rock and river. When we don’t know the way, we needn’t worry. He does, and He will lead us. Even the darkness will become light around us. This is the theme of Psalm 139—the Lord knows the way through the labyrinth of life. Our finite minds will never fully grasp God’s complex blueprints, but as we seek His will, He will lead us. How precious also are thy thoughts, O gracious God, to me! And in their sum how passing great and numberless they be! The Scottish Metrical Psalter (Psalm 139:17)