I can't understand how people can claim
God doesn't exist. Psalm 19:1-2 says, "The heavens declare the glory of
God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Day after day they pour forth
speech; night after night they display knowledge.
How can people explain the origin of the
stars, the moon, the sun, our vast universe? Didn't a mighty God create them?
Okay,
some believe in the "big bang" theory. The theory says that billions
of years ago the universe was in an extremely hot and dense state and began
expanding rapidly. After the expansion, it cooled, allowing energy to form protons, neutrons, and electrons.
Eventually giant clouds of these elements moved through gravity and formed the
stars and the galaxies.
The writer
of the article I read admits that The Big Bang theory doesn't provide any
explanation for the initial conditions of the universe. I'd like to offer my
"theory." The universe was created—by God.
When I really
think about it, the idea of a large explosion that just happens takes more faith to believe than the creation theory of the
origin on the universe. Again, I ask. How can some say there's no God?
If one
completely discounts the theory of creation, a changed life after a person asks
God to take control is excellent proof for the existence of God. People don't
miraculously change. Only after an encounter with the living God does that
person begin to demonstrate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness,
and self-control so evident in many Christian people.
Back of the book for RED AND THE WOLF:
Newspaper
reporter Lilly Red Hood forgot her dinner date with handsome Hunter
Woods, thanks to ADD she's had since childhood. In Hunter's absence fellow
reporter Wolf Skinner moves in with less than honorable intentions. When Lilly
gets lost in the Alabama forest, which of these gentlemen will be her hero?
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ABOUT JUNE FOSTER
June
Foster is a retired teacher with a BA in Education and a MA in counseling. June
has written four novels for Desert Breeze Publishing. The Bellewood Series,
Give Us This Day, As We Forgive, and Deliver Us, and Hometown Fourth of July.
Ryan's Father is available from WhiteFire Publishing. Red and the Wolf, a
modern day retelling of Little Red Riding Hood, is available from Amazon.com.
June loves to write stories about characters who overcome the circumstances in
their lives by the power of God and His Word. June uses her training in counseling
and her Christian beliefs in creating characters who find freedom to live godly
lives.
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