Article June 26, 2000 ISSUE

No gaps in God's Love

By Ronald Gray Walker

From My Office window I watched with fascination as the brightly colored lorikeet moved agilely among the flowers on the melaleuca tree. As the bird fed on the nectar and pollen, sometimes momentarily hanging upside down, it seemed to throw caution to the wind. I thought, "That bird knows it will not fall because it can instinctively use its wings to lift itself up."

The scene made me wonder, "Since we don't have wings, is there some other way we can feel fearless and safe, especially in a precarious situation?"

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