Started out this morning with
heavy fog – fog has lifted, sun is shining but the wind has picked up and dark
clouds are on the horizon.
Not a lot happening in our neck
of the woods, just puttering around.
Psalm
92:5 O Lord, how
great are thy works! and thy thoughts are very
deep.
Usually I equate ‘great’ with
something huge, magnificent but rarely consider small things – yet there are
many small things that are great.
The light bulb, small but has
changed history.
Phone, fits in the palm of your
hand, but it connects us with the world – and the new ones do amazing
things.
Ball point pen, makes writing so
much easier and allows anyone to put onto paper their thoughts and ideas.
When I think of the great things
God has done – the works He has created – my first thought is the universe, the
world around us, the trees, oceans, animals – but there is so much we cannot
begin to see – even the finest microscopes are seeing more and more intricate
things as they become more powerful.
We look at our hands and how He
devised them to help us in our daily lives – pick up things, hold onto things,
grasp, cling, encourage by touching another – so much that we cannot see, the
tendons, muscles, bone, joints, blood vessels under the protective cover of skin
– how wonderfully made is everything God has created.
Even the smallest matter is
imbued with His greatness, planned to work together with other things to
complete a ‘task.’
His greatness is all around
us.
But we cannot begin to fathom
all that He is, all that He does, all that He thinks. We think we do, only to discover our thoughts
are far different and but a skim of the surface of His, much like a film of
foamy on the great ocean.
We all too frequently think of
Him in terms of a man – we know Jesus walked on this earth as a man and we get
hung up on His humanity and forget He is God.
We limit God with our thoughts
because we cannot grasp how He works. We
try to tell Him how things should be done, without the understanding of what He
is and what He wants to accomplish.
He is there for us. He is more than a man that walked the earth,
He is the Creator who put all things into being and meshed them together to form
what we see, hear, smell, taste, feel – but there is so much more than we can
understand.
As science learns more about
God’s creations it becomes more evident that He knew what He was doing and did
it perfectly.
We have to think of God as a
Spirit, He doesn’t think or act as a man.
While we are created in His image, He is more than that image.
We must treat Him with the
respect and love that He deserves and learn to worship Him with our heart and
soul, not just our minds.
John 4:22-24 Ye worship ye know not what:
we know what we worship: for salvation is of the
Jews.
23 But the hour cometh, and
now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in
truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship
him.
24 God is a Spirit: and
they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in
truth.
God is much greater than we will
ever imagine, once we accept that fact than we can begin allowing Him to work in
our life in a more meaningful way.
Later, Art :-)
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