Have you ever taken a moment to look up at the night sky, filled with countless stars, and wondered who put them there? In Isaiah 40:26, we’re reminded to “Lift up your eyes on high and see who created these.” It’s an invitation not just to admire the beauty around us but to think deeper about where it all comes from.
This verse points us to a higher form of seeing—one that isn’t just about what’s in front of us but about understanding the bigger picture. It challenges us to look past the surface and realize that the world, with all its beauty and power, is not the end of the story. Instead, it’s more like a question—a way of asking us to consider the greatness of the One who made it all.
When we lift our eyes “on high,” we begin to see that there is something far greater than the mountains, oceans, and stars that surround us. Their beauty pales in comparison to the Creator who brought them into being. It’s a humbling thought, but it’s also incredibly uplifting. It reminds us that life isn’t just about the here and now—it’s about connecting with something much bigger, more powerful, and infinitely beautiful.
So the next time you’re overwhelmed by the world’s chaos or amazed by its splendor, take a moment to lift your eyes. Remember that every part of creation points back to Him, the One who formed it all. It’s not just about finding answers; it’s about embracing the wonder and the mystery of it all.
Minister A Francine Green
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