God has revealed himself in his written word, the Bible, and in what he has made.

Creation is constantly testifying about God, and as we study it, we get to know the Creator more.

Today I'm going to share some amazing facts about God's creation and spur us on to be students of what he made.

This is part one and a two-part series. Welcome to the Sheproos

Faithful Podcast, episode number 121, truth and encouragement to live gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hello, everyone, and thank you so much for listening to the Sheeproves Faithful podcast today.

My husband and I recently attended the Christian Home Educators of Colorado's annual conference,

and we're never disappointed with the content. And this year we got to hear

from Ken Ham from the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum. And he delivered some great messages.

And we got to hear from someone we were really excited to meet Dr. Gordon Wilson. He is a

biologist and he's a professor at New St. Andrews College in Idaho. And he's the one who narrated and starred in the Riot in the Dance Nature documentary. You've heard me talk about that a bazillion times on here. And I love it. You should buy the DVD, show it to all your friends. They have, I believe, at the end of this year,

Part 2 is coming out about water. And Dr. Wilson told us a story about how his son got

hugged by a manatee. So in Homassasa. Anybody know him? Homassasa. Homassasa Springs is in Florida.

And remember, I grew up in Florida.

And when I was in, I don't know, third or fourth grade, you know, in elementary school, I say you know, I don't know what your elementary school did, but ours every year had like a nature project. Like one year we hatched eggs, chicken eggs. You're like, what kind of eggs, Lord? And they were chickens.

And then we had this like, it was really a retention pond in the back of our school, but they called it a pond and you would plant a tree in it or release frogs or something one year. But one year, we adopted manatees in

Homasassa, which basically meant you had to go home and ask your parents for money. And then you

got to vote on the manatee you wanted to give money to to help support. And our class voted on

hurricane. And then we took a field trip out and the scuba divers were in the water and

they had all the little like bleachers on the shore and they're talking about the manatees.

And hurricane was there. I mean, what are the odds? And it was named Hurricane because I think he had like a

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