In no particular order, Angela Hunt is a novelist, a nana, teacher, mother, wife, mastiff owner, reader, musician, student, aspiring theologian, apprentice baker, and bubble gum connoisseur. The things that enter her life sooner or later find their way into her books, hence "a life in pages."
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Want to Glimpse Eternity?
I've always found it hard to comprehend the concept of eternity . . . of God existing before anything and after everything. But watch this video and you'll begin to see how what we see and know is but a drop in his creation . . . amazing images.
A high school buddy sent me this link a couple of days ago. Astronomy has always been an interest of mine, and this re-awakened it. The fellow's website is intriguing, too. It's built for people with all levels of "star-gazing" interest. The fact that the God who created all of this knows each of us by name is Awesome in the truest sense of the word. Thx for sharing, Angie! Clyde
Oh yes! My daughter and niece saw Tomlin in Santa Barbara a couple of years ago and got the video for me. Breathtaking! I've just pulled it out to watch again ... thanks for the reminder, Michael. Clyde
A high school buddy sent me this link a couple of days ago. Astronomy has always been an interest of mine, and this re-awakened it. The fellow's website is intriguing, too. It's built for people with all levels of "star-gazing" interest. The fact that the God who created all of this knows each of us by name is Awesome in the truest sense of the word. Thx for sharing, Angie! Clyde
ReplyDeleteIf you like this video, you might love Louie Giglio's "Indescribable" DVD/multimedia message.
ReplyDeleteOh yes! My daughter and niece saw Tomlin in Santa Barbara a couple of years ago and got the video for me. Breathtaking! I've just pulled it out to watch again ... thanks for the reminder, Michael. Clyde
ReplyDeleteAfterthought ... I think they actually saw him in a town down the coast. Don't think he was in Santa Barbara. Can't really remember.
ReplyDeleteYes, this does remind me of Louie Giglio's talk from a couple of years ago.
ReplyDeleteWe serve an awesome God. We really have no concept of just how great He is1
That's amazing. Fascinating. Marvelous!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't stop thinking about this, so I put it on my blog along with some far out, crazy thoughts.
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