Heaven Land Devotions - Stay On The King's Highway

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This morning when I was in devotions, my mind began to think of all the paths I have walked on. Beginning from my first new born day in Christ until now. All the detours of deception. The forked road choices I made that took me into other evil (spiritual) lands.

Yet, as I thought on, I remembered all the times the Great Shepherd had long patience and love for me. He drew me back to His paths with bands and cords of love. Paths that were always peace, and full of mercy and rest.

I began to realize that all those detours and roads that led me to terrible places have only worked in my favor. Those paths led me to only choose to "walk upon mine high places." Christ's high places are where He placed me, and have become my own. It is very personal.

There is a path that Isaiah spoke about called the King's Highway, where there is "a way"...."The way of Holiness."

It is a promised safe road for the Redeemed. Satan has all kinds of counterfeit paths that seem holy and full of light, but they are only deception. Where there is only noise, chaos, confusion and exhaustion.

Stay on the Kings Highway, and walk in His way and you will walk in His peace. It is quiet there, where only His voice can be heard saying, "Come ye after Me."

“Hidden in the hollow Of His blessed hand, Never foe can follow, Never traitor stand; Not a surge of worry, Not a shade of care, Not a blast of hurry touch the Spirit there.” — Frances Ridley Havergal