Life is often referred to as a journey. Without a doubt, every person who uses that analogy does so from at least a different perspective and likely a different reason.

Sometimes it is because they have found life hard, and the term journey represents the struggle and its length they have experienced. There is some of that factor in our so titling the book.

Other times, it is used to express finding life delivering beyond their expectations, and the experience took them where they never imagined going. There is that factor in our so titling the book also.

Sometimes it is because life seems mundane, repetitious, and they feel caught in its cycle. There is nothing of that in our book.

There is a poem called “Footprints in the Sand” by Mary Fishback Powers that illustrates the caring hand of God she experienced in hard times of life when she saw only one set of prints. Too often, that is all we look for—help in the parts of life’s journey we think we need help with. True, we should look for that, but the promise of God to his children is, “I will never leave nor forsake you;” good or hard times.

This book was written to demonstrate the truth and reality of that promise made over 200 times in various wordings of the Bible. This book was written—no, had to be written—so every child of God is alertly looking for what God is doing for them every day in ways they have not considered before. Then experience the amazement of realizing their Journey has been part of the Creator’s plan from the beginning, who works all things according to his good and perfect will, so that they can know purpose and blessing in life and not just an aimless Journey.