August 4, 2019
Season of Pentecost
50 years ago humans landed on the moon. At that time, humans saw the earth in space for the first time; it was breathtaking! People around the world cried out, in the words of the ancient Psalm, "O Lord, how majestic is your name in all of the earth!" The beauty of the heavens bring us to confess the belief in a creator.
Yet how do we know that God cares for us, especially as we become increasingly aware of how small the earth is relative to the cosmos. We find ourselves, once again, speaking the words of the ancient psalms, "When I consider your heavens...the stars and the moon, what are human beings that you are mindful of them?" Pastor Rob reflects on the words of Psalm 8 and how we might answer the question posed in this ancient prayer.
Season of Pentecost
50 years ago humans landed on the moon. At that time, humans saw the earth in space for the first time; it was breathtaking! People around the world cried out, in the words of the ancient Psalm, "O Lord, how majestic is your name in all of the earth!" The beauty of the heavens bring us to confess the belief in a creator.
Yet how do we know that God cares for us, especially as we become increasingly aware of how small the earth is relative to the cosmos. We find ourselves, once again, speaking the words of the ancient psalms, "When I consider your heavens...the stars and the moon, what are human beings that you are mindful of them?" Pastor Rob reflects on the words of Psalm 8 and how we might answer the question posed in this ancient prayer.
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