So everyday in Ft. Myers it rains. Once in the late afternoon and then later in the evening. It's really quite cool but I never pay much attention to it other than to say to myself, "poop, I have to roll the window up." I've whittled away a few weeks here just getting the hang of this internship. I stay inside a freezing cold office with fluorescent lighting. I go outside just long enough to get into my car. I have come to the conclusion that it is no way to live. At least not noticing God's creation screaming out praises all day, singing all about His glory. I think there's so much natural revelation that we miss when we don't "stop and smell the flowers." I read Psalm 29 today and David has just witnessed a horrific storm. It's acclaimed as some of the best poetry in the bible. You should read it. But my point is the reaction to this amazing display of God's might. It's just a taste, just a little revelation of more of who He is. It's almost frightening. I know I got a little scared reading it. If I was in a storm like that I'd be in awe and a little frightened...
Psalm 29:9 "...and in His temple everything says, "Glory!.""
That's the reaction. Pretty crazy stuff. I don't know, this is just a thought for the day/night. Take a moment during the busy day and peek out from the mundane, man made safety that we surround ourselves with and say "Glory."
Aren't you glad I didn't post Casting Crowns "Praise You in the Storm" lyrics?
