
God in the Ordinary
We often search for God in the extraordinary, but His care is also constant in the seemingly mundane. How often do we give thanks for these everyday gifts?
At its best, naming uncovers truth and recognizes the uniqueness of creation. But what happens when sin distorts our perception—turning naming into a means of control?
What do we lose when we treat scientific names as barriers rather than opportunities to better understand the world around us?
How might detaching words and names from their context blind us to the complexity of the stories and truths they once conveyed?
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