photo courtesy Christina Fox

photo courtesy Christina Fox

photo courtesy Christina Fox

There is something about a vacation that makes the heavy burdens of life fall off our backs. Everything seems brighter and clearer. The senses are heightened as we take in the beauty of God’s creation. Getting away is often restorative not only physically but spiritually as well.

God somehow seems closer the farther from home I get.

I was gone for three weeks this summer. To be honest, I didn’t want to return home (and I live in the land of vacations!). I didn’t want to lose the closeness to God I had experienced while away. I didn’t want the burdens of life to creep back on my shoulders. I didn’t want the peace in my heart to fade.

But does it really have to?

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4 Comments

  1. What a wonderful post, packed with practical suggestions and scriptural truth, and so very well written. Thanks for sharing.

  2. I love a vacation, too!! I feel the same way, I just hate to leave sometimes. And from the looks of your beautiful pictures, I can see why you didn’t wanted to leave. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and Great Pics!! :)

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