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Hey, thanks for joining us on the Daily Drive. I'm Mike Bro, and we've been downloading some ancient

song lyrics into our hearts. They come from the book of Psalms in the Old Testament section of the Bible.

And today I want to look at one that is classified as a song of ascent.

These songs were believed to be kind of road trip songs, if you will,

that the people would sing on their way up to the city of Jerusalem. So if you need a great road trip songs, if you will, that the people would sing on their way up to the city of

Jerusalem. So if you need a great road trip song for your travels this summer, check out Psalm

121. It begins this way. I look up to the mountains. Does my help come from there? My help comes from

the Lord who made heaven and earth.

Now the songwriter understood that as he or the group that he was road-tripping with

caught a view of the distant mountains, they didn't need to arrive in Jerusalem to know

God's protection and presence. God would be just as present in the journey as he was at the destination. And mountains

signifies strength and protection all the way through Scripture, but he's saying it's not the

mountains here, but the mountain maker who provides strength and help along this journey called life.

Man, that's a couple of good verses to stick in your heart

today. Verse three, He will not let you stumble. Here he's talking about how God is a firm

foundation. He doesn't shake. He doesn't shift. You're on solid footing with him. He says,

The one who watches over you will not slumber. Indeed, he who watches over Israel never slumbers or sleeps.

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