Welcome to the InTouch Podcast with Charles Stanley for Wednesday, July 12th.

The Christian life is often more like scaling a tall peak than a stroll through the park.

But despite the obstacles, today's podcast reminds us that, like King David, every believer

has been made for the mountains.

Second Samuel, chapter 22.

And then I want to just deal with one verse and do a little different than I've been doing

in all these passages here.

And the title of the message made for the mountains.

And let me just catch you up to where we are and you'll recall that David is coming to

the end of his life now.

So in the 22nd chapter of Second Samuel, here is a song of praise, an adoration, worship,

and glory to God.

But there's one verse here that I want us to look at for a few moments.

He says in verse 34, he make it my feet, like Heinz's feet, and set it upon my higher

places.

Now, a hand is a female deer, a hand, a row, a heart, all three of those I mentioned in

the Scriptures and mentioned the number of times.

And you know, a deer's feet are made, and especially those that roam in the mountains like this

one did, the fallow deer, those feet are made to be able to clutch on the rocks and

hold them in places that you and I couldn't stand straight.

And the whole idea here is it made my feet like Heinz's feet.

Not only was that deer made for rocky places and mountain climbing, but it was extremely

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