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Today we will read Romans 1:20. “For His invisible attributes, that is, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen since the creation of the world, being understood through what He has made. As a result people are without excuse.”

We are not the first to ponder the glory of the heavens and we won’t be the last. Since humans first looked to the stars and asked, “How did this happen?” we have been asking the same questions.

There are some things we can know about God because the heavens are revelation in their own right. They reveal His power, capacity, divine nature. These attributes are invisible. While we don’t see Him, we see His art. In fact we are part of His artistic expression. And we have a mind to contemplate it.

You would wonder why everyone isn’t contemplating God all the time. After all, there isn’t anything we experience or interact with that isn’t His creation. And yet many ignore Him. And because His art is so apparent, they are without excuse.

But for a worshipper, the prevalence of creative beauty compels us forward to pursue Him more and more. To at least ask this invisible God to reveal Himself more. It shouldn’t surprise us then that He reveals Himself in invisible ways. The visible plane is saturated. It’s the invisible, the spiritual where we most need Him now.

“God I look around. Anywhere, and I see You. Your power is on full display. That is obvious. And if Your artwork is this splendid, what does that say about You? I wish I could know You more. Come meet with me.”

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