Welcome to this edition of the Our Daily Bread Devotional.

I'm Bill Crowder and I titled our reading, How Great is Our God?

Fingerprints have long been used to identify people, but they can be faked by creating copies. Similarly, the

pattern of the iris in the human eye is a reliable source for ID until someone alters the pattern

with a contact lens to skew the results. The use of biometrics to identify individuals can be

defeated. So what qualifies is a unique identifying characteristic?

It turns out that everyone's blood vessel patterns are unique and virtually impossible to

counterfeit. Your own personal vein map is a one-of-a-kind identifier, setting you apart from

everyone else on the planet. Pondering such

complexities of human beings should prompt a sense of worship and wonder for the Creator

who made us. David reminded us in Psalm 139 that we are, quote, fearfully and wonderfully made.

And that is certainly worth celebrating. In fact, Psalm 111 verse 2 reminds us,

Great are the works of the Lord. They are pondered by all who delight in them. Even more worthy

of our attention is the divine maker himself. While celebrating God's great deeds, we also must celebrate him. His deeds are

great, but he's even greater, prompting the psalmist to pray, for you are great and do marvelous deeds.

You alone are God. Today, as we consider the greatness of what God does, may we also marvel at the greatness

of who he is.

Today's our daily bread devotional scripture reading is from Psalm 111-1-10.

Praise the Lord. I will extol the Lord with all my heart in the counsel of the upright and in the

assembly. Great are the works of the Lord. They are pondered by all who delight in them.

Glorious and majestic are his deeds, and his righteousness endures forever. He has caused his wonders to be remembered.

The Lord is gracious and compassionate. He provides food for those who fear him. He remembers his

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