The third and final sermon in the Our Magnificent God series is about the human body.  King David penned a masterfully raw song in Psalm 139 that many of us recognize.  In it we find the core thought of how “awesomely wonderful” we really are as God’s creative masterpiece.  Jumping off from this psalm we dive into the beautiful complexity of the human body, studying the outboard motor of a single-cell bacteria, the blood clotting cascade, the human eye, the jaw-dropping wonder of DNA and the protein laminin.  The goal of each sermon in the series is the same: dumbfounded amazement at the design of God’s creation.  If properly understood this amazement will feed and fire worship of Our Magnificent God.

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This week, the second in a three week series, we turn our eyes from the telescope to the binoculars and look around the place we call home, earth.  Is it really a “pale blue dot in an enveloping cosmic dark” with no special significance or design?  Long ago, the greatest man alive interacted with God over horrific matters he thought to be God’s fault.  God’s answer to Job was encased in a tour of Earth.  As we study God’s response to Job and take our own tour of Earth, we see beauty, intelligence, design, complexity, protection, perfection and reminders of God’s glory.  Journey with us as we explore the home God has created for us.

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This series was born almost a year ago out of a deep passion to celebrate God’s glory in the design of His creation.  The first week we look through the telescope at God’s magnificent glory in the “heavens” of the universe at large.  How big is the universe?  How is it fine tuned for life?  How do “the heavens declare the glory of God”?  We take a look at some brilliant images, some large numbers and a host of factors that scream out the design of our universe by a creative and intelligent God.  Come, let us worship our Magnificent God together.