David's having the experience that I think many of us have had at some time or another.

He is standing outside, most likely on a starry night, and the sky is clear, and there are stars

populating all the heavens.

And beyond that, there are more and more galaxies and more and more stars.

And you just begin to take in the expans and more stars, and you just begin to

take in the expansiveness of it, and you feel so incredibly small.

And then you have this thought, as a Christian, there is one beyond the stars that has hung

them all in their place, and he must be greater still, and more magnificent still and more beautiful still.

And how great must he be?

Indeed, how great God must be.

Encountering the wonder of creation, as David did, can help us see why our highest calling

is to know our Creator and delight in worshiping Him.

This is the Saturday edition of renewing your mind, and I'm glad you've joined us.

Like David, the prophet Isaiah tells us that the

whole earth is full of God's glory. And as part of creation, we too reflect the glory of God.

But how do we do that? Today we're joined by Reverend Jason Holopoulos in his series, Created for

Worship. He'll help us explore more deeply who we are as human beings, why we've been created, and

how our creation points back to the glory of Almighty God.

Here's Reverend Halopoulos.

It's a delight to be with you.

I've been looking forward to this where we can spend some time together.

And my hope is, is that we all fall more in love with our Savior as a result of this, that we see the beauty and the gift of worship and everything that our God has given to us in the midst of that.

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