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Under God’s Watchful Care

"The LORD will keep you from all harm—He will watch over your life;
the LORD will watch over your coming and going
both now and forevermore." (Psalm 121:7-8 NIV)

The LORD Will Keep You from All Harm
As you prepare for your Trek, take comfort in this powerful promise: God will keep you from all harm. This doesn’t mean there won’t be challenges or difficulties—mission work often brings those. But God’s protective hand surrounds you like a shield. His watchful eye is always on you, guiding and guarding your every step. When uncertainties arise, lean on Psalm 91:2 and know He is your refuge and fortress. His love will be your safe place through every trial.

He Will Watch Over Your Life
God’s care is personal and comprehensive. He watches over your physical health, your emotional strength, and your spiritual growth. Your life matters deeply to Him, not just your mission. Each day, commit your whole self and this calling to His care. Seek His wisdom and presence, and trust that He is intimately involved in your journey.

The LORD Will Watch Over Your Coming and Going
Whether traveling to new places, engaging with the people you serve, or returning home, God is always with you. His presence goes before you and follows behind you. You are never alone, no matter where your path takes you. Carry this truth with you: God’s guidance and protection are constant companions on your Trek.

Both Now and Forevermore
This promise isn’t just for the days of your mission but for all time—now and forever. God’s faithfulness and protection endure through every season of life. Whatever comes your way, rest in the assurance that your journey is held securely in His hands.

As you prepare to embark on your Trek, carry the assurance of Psalm 121:7-8 in your heart. Trust in the Lord’s unwavering protection, knowing that He watches over your life, your coming and going, both now and forevermore. Your journey is secure in His hands, and His promises are your steadfast anchor. Begin to pray this now.