Hugh Palmer said today (not verbatim):

"We must be very careful not to neglect the bible out of carelessness. The scripture is God speaking sufficiently and supremely."

Travel log- Norway

Norway was awesome! But I'm getting a little confused with the whole traveling idea. It's so easy to fall in believing that traveling is a journey of self discovery- planning your trip, hitting the road, meeting strangers who then become your friends, living out of a ruck sack, sleeping anywhere that'll take you, abandoning your plans and going to anywhere and everywhere you want to. Such a compelling idea no? Kinda similar to the Age of Aquarius and the hippie movement.

Very romantic, but it also reeks of self-sufficiency I'd say. In all honesty, I'm a sucker for these sort of things. Which makes it extra dangerous for me in my travels (and I say this in a very honest way). Please pray for me as I travel that I won't make my travels about discovering myself, but instead discovering God- to see the wonders of his creation, to see the creativity of the maker of heaven and earth and to praise and seek Him that made all these things.

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Meanwhile, here are some pictures of Norway that testifies of His glory!

The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament
sheweth his handywork- Ps 19:1

It begins!!

I'll be headed to Oslo tomorrow. From Oslo, I'll head to Stavanger where I'm hoping to visit kjeragbolten, a boulder wedged between two cliffs. I'm really praying that the weather will hold! The rain would probably spoil the trip as well as some potentially great photos. =)

Finally the traveling has started, yet I think I'm a little distracted =/.

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Dear friends and family, please do pray for me that my period of traveling won't be wasted, but instead be a time of preparation for me before I head back home, both mentally, emotionally and spiritually. It's going to be a big change. Pray for journey mercies too!