Behold His Majesty!

“On the glorious splendor of your majesty, and on your wondrous works, I will meditate.” (Psalm 145:5)

The other night I was blown away by the beatiful display of lightning that was being put on. I love a good thunderstorm. It is one of those things in which I see the majesty, power, and beautiful glory of God. I couldn’t help but go outside and watch our Creator at work. I couldn’t help but worship Him.

So, in what ways do you most see God? What makes you go “WOW!” God is amazing! What causes you to worship The Almighty?

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  We live in a media culture. There is more information at our fingertips than ever before. Has this mass media surge caused us to stop thinking? In many ways it has. Well, it's time to do our homework. Let's get the brains working again and think about what is being said in today's culture.

  Thoughts About Thoughts is authored by Pastor Mike Littleton.