One of my previous blogs is entitled "The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases" and of course that is taken directly from the psalm 107...several places actually. And in that blog(August 22 I think it was if you want to refer to it) I referred to verse 4. "Some wandered in desert wastes, finding no way to an inhabited town;" This is a picture of my own life; I've been there, done that, as the modern vernacular puts it, even of late and it has caused me to look inward and I do not like what I see. I mentioned the desert we had to drive through when we were in Arizona; it was a detour and it was a wasteland. One place marked on the Arizona road map was called Nothing, and as you drive through the desert you will actually come to a place where there is one building, a shack of a place with a sign on it that says...Nothing, and as you pass that building and look in your rear view mirror there is another sign that says...At all. A town called Nothing At all. Sounds funny, doesn't it? I have been wandering in that desert town called Nothing and it has caused me to do what these folks found here in verses 4-6 have done. "Then they cried to the LORD in their trouble, And He delivered them from their distresses." How many times can I fall and still ask for His forgiveness and how many times will He reach down and pick me up and establish my way one more time? "The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases" How I thank God that when He forgives me of that sin, He also forgets that I have ever sinned. When I have hurt somebody (as I have done more than once in the same way) I ask for forgiveness but that person says "NO", what am I to do? I will call upon the LORD. I will cast my heavy burden on Him for He cares for me. He cares for you too.