There is not anything I know of (besides the Bible) that reminds me of these simple yet profound truths, and keeps them as the central and Spirit-led source of my sanctification, like breathtaking scenic landscape. I thought I would share some with you from my recent trip to Colorado Springs. Sorry that they don't do the actual firsthand view justice.
Great reflection of the rock island and trees surrounding the Lost Lake off Cottonwood Pass, just West of Buena Vista, and at about 11,000 feet.
For some reason the dead tree absolutely makes this picture for me. Still working on the spiritual analogy.
This Fourteener (14,000 feet above sea level) was staring us down on the drive out to Lost Lake, and I was scared.
On top of Pikes Peak. The air was dry, thin and brisk, and it was awesome. I tried to take the whole mountain with me, but all I could fit in my carry-on was a small souvenir stone. Not the same.
With friend and fraternity brother Matt Jackson marking our climb....er....ride up to the summit via the Cog Railway.
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