About the incredible works of God…
Acts26:8 Why should any of you consider it incredible that God raises the
dead? (NIV)
We do an excellent job of putting limitations on God because of our lack of
vision. As shortsighted as we can be about God, we must look and seek with
whatever vision we have for the ultimate power in the universe every day we are
alive. When we seek and find the ultimate power in the universe, we find the
power that created all that is and then we understand the ultimate power is God.
When we find the ultimate power of the universe that is God, we come to
understand He always does what He wills to do. For example, it may be that God
will roll back the sky like a scroll and Jesus will appear tomorrow. If He does
roll back the sky tomorrow, doing this will only be because He wills this act to
be done. When we find the ultimate power of the universe, we will see Him as the
Creator of everything that is incredible. What we do not appreciate is that God
is the creator of all that exists, whether what exists is seen or unseen. God
did not just create the ants that live in the sand, or the trees that have
leaves so green, or the mountains with snow capped peaks, but God is the creator
of all the rest of the seen and unseen. What we do not appreciate is that God
created this universe and all the other universes in all the dimensions and
realities that exist now. He also created all that ever existed in the past, and
all that will ever exist in the future. We have arguments about evolution, but
why we do not have arguments about the Creator of all that exists? We do not
have arguments about the Creator of all that exists because we know who created
all that exists. And the Creator of all this exists, is God. Perhaps we cannot
take in the wonder of all that exists because we do not have the mind or heart
to take it all in, but we can try and try we must. For the opposite of trying to
take in all that exists and singing the praises of the Creator, of God, of
Christ Jesus, and of the Holy Spirit is shrugging our shoulders, not caring, not
loving, not forgiving, and living only for ourselves.
