Miracles surround our lives, physical miracles that we can see, and hear, and touch, and

taste.

But what is the point of those physical gifts and visual miracles that abundantly surround

our lives?

The theme Pastor John took up in a sermon earlier in the year titled, God's Patilier Glory,

how we know the Bible is true, a message delivered in Houston.

Here's a clip of what Pastor John said in that message.

Psalm 191, the analogy of nature.

The heavens are telling the glory of God, Psalm 191.

The heavens are telling the glory of God.

That means God expects you to look at the stars, sun, moon, galaxies, cosmos, and by

implication I think subatomic particles and the universe within, as well as the universe

without all the majestic, incredible, amazing world that God made, and He expects you.

To see the glory of God, but here's catch.

The glory of nature is not the glory of God.

It points to the glory of God.

It echoes the glory of God.

It leads to the glory of God because Einstein looked at the glory of the heavens and went

to church and said, I have seen so much more glory than the preachers.

I don't think they know what they're talking about.

When I read that about 20 years ago, I thought, God, I don't ever say anybody to say that

about me.

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