Your Creation Declares Your Glory!

Your Creation Declares Your Glory! is a collection of inspiring stories with breathtaking range that takes the reader on a spiritually enriching journey that is sure to strip away Christians' all-is-well façade they sometimes hide behind. Woven throughout the author’s personal life struggles and from a heart willing to grow, the reader is stimulated to understand that God truly seeks to commune with us but we are often too busy to listen. Caught up in busy work even in the church or in a hurry to get where we are going God is handed a back seat, and we miss special moments to meet with Him. From many early morning walks with her Lord, the author’s inquisitive spirit was exposed to valuable lessons that often lie hidden in nature that are designed to change, to challenge and to educate those created in God’s image. As Dr. D. Knox from Georgia comments, “This book has the potential to be used in many different ways by Christians and non-Christians alike. It can have an impact on different behaviors and different attitudes.” The author’s heartfelt and inspirational narrative not only encourages personal growth, but her words of authenticity and spirituality help to make a divine connection that encourages intimate fellowship. She uniquely demonstrates that God uses even the smallest things in creation and our simple encounters with nature to speak to man about himself and to speak about Who He is. In this book you will find personal life illustrations that powerfully challenge one to consider that God sets up Kodak moments—those breathtaking scenes in nature—to arouse one to steal away with Him and ponder His awesomeness. From Abraham to the New Testament apostles, we can draw from God’s interaction with these great men and women of old that spent time in the wilderness with Him. He took them away from everything manmade to talk to them to prepare them for promotion. And we can learn from the wisest man that ever lived—King Solomon. In I Kings Chapter 4, Verse 33, scripture enlightens us that King Solomon spoke about trees and beasts and birds and creeping things and even fish. If creation was important enough for Solomon to pay attention to and because God made him wisest above all, that ought to tell us something. So go ahead and begin a rewarding and thought-provoking journey that is sure to enrich the soul and the spirit when you read Your Creation Declares Your Glory! And then ready yourself to be positioned to hear your own personal message as you discover that one of the greatest witnesses we have about God is found in His own creation.