God’s Voice Thunders

 In Wonderful Ways

 

 

When I hear the thunder, my heart pounds. It beats faster inside me. Listen! Listen to the roar of his voice! Listen to the thunder that comes from him! He sends his lightning across the sky. It reaches from one end of the earth to the other. Next comes the sound of his roaring thunder. He thunders with his majestic voice. When his voice fills the air, he doesn't hold anything back. God's voice thunders in wonderful ways. We'll never understand the great things he does. He says to the snow, 'Fall on the earth.' He tells the rain, 'Pour down your mighty waters.' He stops everyone from working. He wants them to see his work. The animals go inside. They remain in their dens. The storm comes out of its storeroom in the heavens. The cold comes from the driving winds. The breath of God produces ice. The shallow water freezes over. He loads the clouds with moisture. He scatters his lightning through them. He directs the clouds to circle above the surface of the whole earth. They do everything he commands them to do. He tells the clouds to punish people. Or he brings them to water his earth and show his love. "Job, listen to me. Stop and think about the wonderful things God does. Do you know how he controls the clouds? Do you understand how he makes his lightning flash? Do you know how the clouds stay up in the sky? Do you understand the wonders of the One who has perfect knowledge? Even your clothes are too hot for you when the land lies quiet under the south wind. Can you help God spread out the skies? They are as hard as a mirror that's made out of bronze.

 

Job 37:1-18

 

The wonder of God’s creation leaves us speechless, and this is just a small part of the total mystery package of God’s awesome handiwork.

 

When we observe God’s amazing creation, our only response can be that some things are just too wonderful to put words to.

 

When we cease to wonder, we cease to worship

 

Our Daily BreadOctober 27, 2009