Every year there are hundreds and thousands of US dollars spent on shoes, and boys are becoming just as excited about collecting shoes as girls. Everyone has at least one good pair of shoes, whether they are classics or new emo skate shoes.

People would change how they looked at their shoes if they only realized how God loves their beautiful feet. Indeed, if you are willing to share your faith with others, your feet are beautiful, no matter the shape, color, or size.

The way the Lord looks at our feet can be found in scripture, such as Isaiah 52:7. It reads, “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings…” A second verse in Romans in the New Testament reiterates that same sentiment again, in case we weren’t paying attention the first time. Basically what it boils down to is this: if you aren’t ashamed to share your faith, you too have gorgeous feet.

So, what are the reasons that God makes reference to our feet? Why does God not discuss our hands or faces instead? There are numerous locations in the scriptures where God mentions feet. Our feet are in fact lovely, if you think about them always following God’s footsteps, using His words to know where we stand.

Taking this idea even further, some people even choose to buy Christian footwear. Just like the song “Hands and Feet” by Audio Adrenaline, Christian footwear with Biblical messages and verses printed on them acknowledge that YOUR beautiful feet are GOD’S feet. For those who are open and willing to discuss their faith and walk in the light that is the Lord, then this designer brand is for you! These shoes come in styles and sizes to suit almost any need and taste.

Footwear acknowledging Christ as your Savior isn’t necessarily what it takes to have beautiful feet, but it does spread the Good Word. Just remember how beautiful your feet are to God the next time you talk about your faith with a friend or mention going to church at the office. It doesn’t matter what people think of your feet, so don’t worry about it. “He will not let your foot be moved;” this is what Psalms 121:3 says about those who stand with the Lord.