Have you ever seen the sea flea? Have you ever seen the mountain skip like the rams or the hills run like lambs? Versus 3,4,7,8 is the vivid description the Psalmist gives of the Exodus of Israel from Egypt.

The psalmist mentions the time God opened the Red Sea and the Israelites walked across on dry land. He talks about when the nation entered the Promised Land over the dry bed of the Jordan River. Then he refers to their experience in the wilderness, when they were thirsty and God turned the rock into a pool of water.

What are we to learn from all of these experiences?

God helps us in the obstacles of life. When you turn your obstacles over to the Lord, He acts. What will he do? Sometimes He overcomes the obstacles. God is with us in the hopeless places. How hopeless the Israelites were at the Red Sea! The enemy soldiers were behind them; the wilderness was around them; the sea was in front of them. But God opened a way to escape.

Sometimes God removes the obstacles— the “hills” and “mountains.” He just makes them escape and run away like animals. He also can turn the obstacles into blessings (v.8). If God doesn’t overcome or remove your obstacle, let Him turn it into a blessing.

Trust God with your obstacles. He can help you in a hopeless places the high places and the hard places.