Perhaps you recall my blog post in February about the footprints leading up to the church doors where I work. https://wheredidyoufindgodtoday.com/2014/02/01/funny-footsteps/
They are still there. Weather has not erased them. We have had snow, ice, a few drops of rain, and 80 degree heat pound the concrete. Yet they remain. Five footsteps with a super-human stride that lead up to the main doors. And if you look closely, it appears the man was barefoot and there is a hole in the ball of his foot. If you are ever in Fort Worth, TX, why not come by 3900 Longvue Avenue and see for yourself?
Yesterday, it rained off and on throughout the morning – a blessed answer to prayer for this drought-stricken part of Texas where walking on water over the area lakes is no longer a 
miracle because you can see the rocks as the water barely laps at your ankles.
So when I walked up to the steps today, I held my breath. Would the footsteps still be there after being soaked for hours? Would they have washed away in the drenching rain we so desperately needed and prayed earnestly to receive? I stepped a little slower, my eyes peeled to the ground, yet not wanting to see.
Behold! There they were, just as prominent as before. A broad smile stretched across my face. The reminder that Jesus is Emanuel – God with us – was still present. Then, the words Jesus uttered in the last verses in the Gospel of Matthew flashed into my brain. “Lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the age.” (28:20)
I shouldn’t need a reminder that Jesus is with me. I believe that with all my heart, mind and soul. I stand on His promise. Yet, it is comforting to see these bizarre prints each day as I climb the stairs to unlock the door, turn off the alarm, and start my day. And, when I leave to lock up, I know He walks with me back to my car and stays with me all the way home. Even as my eyelids close off the sight of my pillow at night as I drift into dreams, He is there.
I continue to see God in five footprints for as long as He deems them to last. But if and when they do fade, I know God will show me other ways to remind me He is here…always, even unto the end of the age.
Where will you see Him today?
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