He Makes Everything Beautiful

by Crystal Peh

Nature reminds me of God’s creation, and the importance of conserving the earth. As I am quite drawn towards nature and its beauty, this is a way God speaks to me and reminds me of His presence in my life.

Nature also reminds me of all the restorative works Jesus has begun in my life. Just as how nature is able to heal and restore in its time, this is the way Jesus is working in my life. He makes everything beautiful in its time, and He has great plans for me. The God who created the earth is the God who loves me, restores me and makes me whole again. He is my light in my darkness and in Him I trust. Furthermore, just as how fish swim freely in the ocean, I am invited to live freely in the Father’s love; for I am called to drink deeply of His living water and live fully in Him.

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