With God, We will not stumble.

 With You God, We Will Not Stumble

With You, we will not stumble.

You are the firm ground beneath our wayward feet,

The lamp that makes our path,though winding, straight and sweet.

Not because our steps are perfect,or our vision always clear,

But because Your hand holds fast,and You are ever near.

He will not let your foot slip—he who watches over you will not slumber. (Psalm 121:3)

When the path is hidden in shadow, and the way ahead is dim,

We will not trust in our own sight,but fix our gaze on Him.

For You order every step of those who walk within Your will,

Your promise is our guardrail,our confidence, our thrill.

The Lord makes firm the steps of the one who delights in him; though he may stumble, he will not fall, for the Lord upholds him with his hand. (Psalm 37:23-24)

So we walk by faith, not sight, with our hand in Yours.

Our security is not in the absence of the stormy hours,

But in the presence of the Guide who calms the sea and mends the break,

Who makes a way through wilderness and a solid road from the shaky,shifting lake.

With You, we walk in surety.

With You, our steps are sound.

Our feet are on the Rock; on sinking sand we will not be found.

Amen.

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This declaration is a powerful affirmation of trust in God's guidance and sustaining power, echoing promises found throughout Scripture. It speaks to His role as our constant guardian and the source of our stability.

· The Promise of Preservation: Key verses like Psalm 121:3 and Psalm 37:23-24 assure us that God actively watches over our journey, preventing a fatal fall and upholding us even when we falter.

· The Condition of Delight: Our stability is linked to delighting in the Lord and committing our way to Him (Psalm 37:4-5). It's about alignment and trust.

· The Contrast with Human Frailty: The assurance "we will not stumble" highlights God's strength in contrast to our weakness (Proverbs 3:5-6). Our confidence is in His character, not our own footing.

This is a prayer for daily dependence, inviting God's guidance into every decision and step, trusting that He will lead us on firm ground.