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In 1990, the United States launched something bold and brilliant into space — the Hubble Space Telescope, named for astronomer Edwin Hubble. Carried into orbit aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery , it was designed to be our eye in the sky, capturing jaw-dropping images of galaxies, nebulae, and the glittering secrets of the cosmos. But when Hubble opened that enormous, high-tech eye and began sending back photos, something was… off. The images were blurry — not just a little f

Romans 9:20 -24

Romans 10:9-10

2 Kings 23:21-25; 1 Cor 5:7

You can be the Thermostat or the Thermometer Where did I first hear that?  Maybe it was the lacrosse coach who was trying to put the truck driver’s son on the right track.   Or it was the old West Virginia General.  Maybe the Wing Commander/Bible Teacher who tried to point a bunch of junior officers in the right direction.  Whatever the case, it stuck.  Now I find myself using it with my kids and other youth. The gist of the analogy centers on surroundings.  You see, a thermo

Acts 16:6-10

Acts 17:23; John 14:7; Col 1:15-20; Phil 2:5-11

John 3:1-5; Job 38

Job 38: 1-18

Job 2:4-10

Job 1:13-19

1 Peter 3:15-16

1 Cor 10:1-14

Job 1: 1, 8

2 Tim 1:7