Have you lost the mysteriousness of God? Do you explain his actions away with science or logic? Are you blind to the miracles he performs? Are you willing to be amazed once again? Will you ask God to open your eyes again to see his majesty through his works?
God has done and continues to do amazing things. Miracles occur every day. Yet, we often explain them away through scientific explanations or by using our own logic. By doing so, we can explain away any need to believe in God. We are no longer amazed.
King David knew better than to try to explain away God’s miracles. Instead, he highlighted God’s miracle of life. Through science, we explain the mother’s egg is fertilized by the father. The cell splits, then splits again, and again until a fully formed baby has developed in the mother’s womb. We think we know why that entire process happens.
But who put in motion the egg being produced by the mother? Who instituted the process of cells splitting? Who set the limit on the number of times cells split? Who created the genetics that define the physical make up of a human? God is the only explanation. He put in motion the miracle of life and our ability for us to procreate.
We may be able to explain many things with science. Yet, we cannot explain how the very first life began. We cannot explain how dirt was created, even as scientists try to explain the forming of the earth by rock and other matter colliding and sticking together. Where did the rocks originally come from? How were they created? We might be better off to simply be amazed at God’s creation and the miracle of life he created.
I pray we all give God the credit for the miracles he performs. I pray we realize it was God who created all things. I pray each one of us are amazed at God’s creation and thank him for making each one of us. Be amazed at God’s miracles. Know that God created all things. Give God the credit due him. Thank God for creating you.
Psalm 139:13
For it was you who formed my inward parts;
you knit me together in my mother’s womb.
Marty Pressey 