"The heavens declare the glory of God . . ."
Psalm 19:1a

"The heavens declare the glory of God . . ."
Psalm 19:1a

Towering mountains, crashing waves, and delicate flowers-allshout the glory of the living God. Yet this not-so-subtledeclaration of his glory often falls on deaf ears. We enjoy thegift of life and the magnificent world in which we live, but do wecelebrate our Maker?

Towering mountains, crashing waves, and delicate flowers-allshout the glory of the living God. Yet this not-so-subtledeclaration of his glory often falls on deaf ears. We enjoy thegift of life and the magnificent world in which we live, but do wecelebrate our Maker?

Ric Ergenbright has spent his career capturing photographicimages of God's self-disclosure in creation. These images bearwitness to the beauty and power of God, inviting us to reflect onthe One who spoke our world into existence. This book weds theseimages with Scripture to help us think about what we see and tohonor the heavenly Artist. In doing so we put feet to the apostlePaul's admonition: ". . . if there is any excellence, if there isanything worthy of praise, think about these things" (Philippians4:8b).

Ric Ergenbright has spent his career capturing photographicimages of God's self-disclosure in creation. These images bearwitness to the beauty and power of God, inviting us to reflect onthe One who spoke our world into existence. This book weds theseimages with Scripture to help us think about what we see and tohonor the heavenly Artist. In doing so we put feet to the apostlePaul's admonition: ". . . if there is any excellence, if there isanything worthy of praise, think about these things" (Philippians4:8b).

These fifty full color photographs capture the radiant light,vibrant color, and rich texture of God's handiwork. When weconsider the beauty of that handiwork, we cannot help but echo thatheavenly song, "Worthy are you, our Lord and God, to receive gloryand honor and power, for you created all things, and by your willthey existed and were created" (Rev. 4:11).

These fifty full color photographs capture the radiant light,vibrant color, and rich texture of God's handiwork. When weconsider the beauty of that handiwork, we cannot help but echo thatheavenly song, "Worthy are you, our Lord and God, to receive gloryand honor and power, for you created all things, and by your willthey existed and were created" (Rev. 4:11).