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Friday Night Lights & Faithful Steps


Friday night rolled around, and I realized I hadn’t been to a high school football game yet this year. Abigail and I decided it was time! I was so thankful for the golf cart ride from the parking lot to the entrance — small blessings like that mean a lot these days.  I ran into a few teachers who cheered me on for being on my crutches instead of the scooter, and it felt so good to see familiar faces. At first, I didn’t even notice that the bleachers didn’t have a ramp, but thankfully there was an elevator! With both of us asking how to use it, we laughed our way up — it moved slow as molasses, but it sure beat trying to crutch up steps with big gaps between them.

We enjoyed the second half of the freshman game as they crushed the competition and then stayed to watch varsity, who were ruling the field. Half time came, and we got to enjoy the band, the cheerleaders, and Sparkles — our all-inclusive cheerleading team. Every student shined so bright!


When the halftime show wrapped up, it was time for me to head home. I’m no party animal, and my leg needed some ice. But on the way out, I couldn’t help but thank the Lord for such a simple, joyful night — the laughter, the community, the chance to get out and be part of something again.

The Lord makes firm the steps of the one who delights in Him; though he may stumble, he will not fall, for the Lord upholds him with His hand. Psalm 37:23–24

Even when my steps are slower, I know He’s the one holding me steady.







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