From Microscope to Telescope: Observing God’s Perfect Design and Our Special Position in Creation

When the telescope was invented, it pierced the vastness between us and distant worlds, opening up so many realms of creation that our world seemed to shrink into one remote corner. Yet our position in our galaxy of stars is such that we are able to observe this glorious creation, and our position in the solar system provides us with ideal living conditions. The microscope, invented at about the same time in history, laid open a scene no less wonderful: entire worlds teeming with life on the tiniest grain of sand. One device leads us to see a solar system with every star and the other a world in every atom. This workshop will highlight the physical principles of atoms, the earth, and the universe, and how the same God who supports the universe in the hollow of His hand holds every atom together.