Stones of Remembrance: Reflecting on the Wondrous Works of God
The Grand Canyon, with its layers of rock and tumultuous history, is a living testament to this truth. It stands as a reminder of God's judgment upon a sinful world, but also of His redemptive love and mercy. In Joshua chapter 4, we encounter a powerful testament to the faithfulness and miraculous interventions of God as the Hebrew Israelites cross the Jordan River into the Promised Land. God commands Joshua to select one man from each of the twelve tribes to take a stone from the riverbed and stack
12 Stones at Separation Canyon
What an incredible season it’s been on the river! This year, I had the privilege of running both our first and last river trips. It has been amazing to see the many lives God has touched and the perspectives He has changed as people rafted through the Grand Canyon with us. God is amazing, and He always has unique ways of speaking to our hearts and drawing us to Himself on these trips. We believe the layers of the Grand Canyon serve as both a remnant and a remembrance.
