Hannah Larson
Hannah Larson is a reporter with The Desert Review in California’s Imperial Valley, where she covers local news. She has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Biola University in La Mirada. She enjoys kayaking, hiking and hammocking in the northern California Redwoods.
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From Observation to Praise: Meditating on Creation
Observing creation should inspire believers to rejoice and delight in God himself, the author of the beauty on display in the visible world. When we understand that nature reveals God’s power, providence and goodness, we praise him as a benevolent Creator.
Early Church Reflections on the Incarnation
Anselm inspires readers to reflect on the wonder of the God-Man paying man’s debt and praise him for his goodness.
Singing the Solas: 5 Hymns that Put Reformational Doctrine to Music
Today, believers can continue to build their faith in Christ through singing hymns, thus deepening their understanding of the “Solas” of the Reformation.
Go Visit God’s Good Creation
Nature points us to praise God because it is evidence of the Lord’s power and creativity, as well as his constant care for all he has made. Surveying God’s creation humbles us and reminds us that everything in the universe ultimately belongs to him, as he is the maker and sustainer of all life. As we see proof of God’s majesty in nature, we join the psalmist in worshipping the Lord and extolling him for his goodness.
You Shall Not Worry
As Jesus instructed his followers not to worry, his words illuminated God’s ancient precepts. Today, believers can choose not to worry and instead follow Jesus’ teaching, putting God’s revealed and unchanging commands into practice.
