The Image of the Invisble God

Re:Verse passage – Psalm 19:1-14 (day six)

Step outside on a clear night and look up. For thousands of years, the stars have quieted us. They have humbled us; awakened something deep within us, a sense that there is more.

David saw this clearly: the heavens are not silent.

They declare. They proclaim. They pour forth speech. The sky is not random; it is revelation. But the heavens are not the answer to the meaning of life. They point beyond themselves. The stars tell us that God is glorious, but they cannot tell us how to know Him. They awaken wonder, but not relationship.

So David moves from the stars to the Scriptures.

Because the God who reveals Himself in creation has chosen to speak more clearly. Not just to be seen, but to be known.

And it only makes sense that a God who speaks would speak even more clearly.

And He has, in Jesus, the Word made flesh.

Author: Danny Panter

Danny is the Associate Pastor for NextGen Marrieds & Community Missions at FBCSA. View all posts by Danny Panter