Everything in nature cries out that it does not exist by accident. Beauty, balance, interdependency, intricate design and true concern are reflected in what we see around us. A young medical student once exclaimed: "I see God through the microscope." He meant that the wonders he could see were a pure reflection of God. It is incredible that some scientists can study the wonders about them and believe they are formed through random acts of nature.

Nature reflects the invisible attributes of God (Romans 1:20).  The fool has said in his heart "there is no God" and goes calmly on his way as though he discovered a great truth (Psalm 14:1). Nature cries out over and over again that it was created by an almighty, all knowing, all wise, all loving hand. The probability that anything came into being without immutable laws guiding the development of that thing or creature defies the imagination. But mankind is good at stumbling over the truth, getting up, dusting himself off and going on as though nothing happened. Don't let that self-duster be you. Let nature speak.