History Being Made Tonight!

This evening, something very exciting is taking place in the world of astronomy and space science. The New Horizons spacecraft (the same spacecraft that took stunning photos of Pluto in 2015) will be flying by a faraway object in the Kuiper Belt, nicknamed Ultima Thule (TOO - lee) at 10:33 P.M. MST / 12:33 A.M. EST. Though much smaller than Pluto, Ultima Thule (considered a minor planet) has the science community abuzz because it is also the most distant object we have ever explored up close — 4 billion miles (6.5 billion km) from Earth!

New Issue of CREATOR — "Worlds of Darkness"

Here is our newest issue of CREATOR: https://hiscreation.com/sites/default/files/publication_files/CREATOR%20VOL%2023%20NUM%204.pdf

Do We Adore Jesus? . . .

Do we adore Jesus for all that He is and all that He has done?

Do we adore Him as Creator? Are we fascinated and delighted by the tinest things in nature? Do we study these things with an eager anticipation to have deeper insight into the way He thinks?

Do we adore Him as the Word? Are we eager to obey ALL that He commands in His Word? Do we readily see the Law fulfilled in Christ perfectly?

Do we adore Him as Savior? Do we daily humble ourselves before the Cross and confess our sins to God? Does the Cross bring us great peace and joy?

The Beauty of Obedience

The beauty we see in nature is a reflection of Christ's glory, and is the direct result of creation's obedience to its Creator. When Jesus speaks, nature obeys (Mark 4:39). What then is the beauty of the true Church? . . . Our universal obedience to the rule of Creator Jesus in our lives (Romans 16:19, 26). Conversely, what is the genesis of the world's ugliness? . . . Its disobedience to Christ (Romans 15:31). This is why creation anxiously longs for the sons of God to be revealed because their obedience radiates the beauty of Christ for all to enjoy (Romans 8:19, 21)!

The Transcendence of God

Over the past couple hundred years, our society has gradually lost its sense of the transcendent—that there is something or someone much, much greater than us. From time to time, our Creator, Christ Jesus, graciously presents before our eyes a reminder that "He who descended is Himself also He who ascended far above all the heavens, so that He might fill all things" Ephesians 4:10 NASB.

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