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Most of us know the very first words of the Bible, "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." But do you know the details of creation and why He created the earth? The Facts The second verse of Genesis 1 states that God existed before the creation of heaven and earth. That means God is THE Creator, nothing created God, God created all. In the third verse, it states that God spoke and it was so. "And God said, “Let there be light,” and there was light." This dem

Here are two lessons we can learn from a Beetle. 1. Body Armor Beetles are known for their variety of defense mechanisms. From camouflage to hard shells, beetles have an array of fighting defense tools. As Christians, we are also given defense and fighting armor to protect us and defeat evil. "Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, a

Here are three lessons we can learn from a Praying Mantis. Prayer Position God designed a praying mantis' to appear to be praying. Their front arms are always in a bent position hence the name praying mantis. We can use this example in nature to remind us to pray to our heavenly Father daily. We should always be in a pray position no matter the circumstance or level of busyness that fills our day. God wants us to pray, be in communication with Him at all times. This means tel

Here are three lessons we can learn from a Spider. 1. Web The majority of spiders build webs. The web acts as their home, safety net, nursery, and prey trap. If you look closely at a spider web you can see the amazing detail they weave and the delicacy of the hard work the spider puts in to make it. This doesn't happen by chance or learning, the spider was created and given the ability and tools to create its web by God. Just as the web is designed with care, attention, detai

Here are two lessons we can learn from a Grasshopper. 1. Hearing A grasshopper "hears" through membranes that are on its abdomen. This allows them to hear the sounds from other grasshoppers from the vibration the noise creates. Just like we have different cultures with different languages, each species of grasshoppers have a distinct song so they can find one another. Just as grasshoppers find their fellow grasshoppers by listening to the vibration their songs create, Christ