Look Up
Have you ever felt trapped, as if you were completely surrounded by solid cement? Like your options were limited, your possibilities were cut off, and there was simply no room to move? While walking through our church parking lot recently, I saw a tiny plant that made me stop in my tracks. Surrounded on all sides by asphalt and concrete, it hadn't just survived—it was thriving and in full bloom. Unable to spread outwards, it grew straight up, bursting with vibrant flowers from a microscopic crack that held barely a pinch of soil. If you feel stuck in a hard place today, that little plant carries a powerful reminder. When the world presses in on every side, there is always one direction left open: up. Scripture continuously redirects our gaze upward: Psalm 121:1–2: "I look up to the mountains—does my help come from there? My help comes from the LORD, who made heaven and earth!" Isaiah 40:26: "Look up into the heavens. Who created all the stars? He brings them out ...






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