Incredible, Invisible

By faith we understand ... that what is seen was not made out of
what was visibled. Hebrews 11:3

If you wanted people to think you were a complete nut, there was
an easy way to do it in the 19th century: simply urge people to
wash their hands. Back then, the theory that germs - bacteria too
small to see with the naked eye - could exist was considered
preposterous. Doctors routinely went from the autopsy room to the
delivery room without so much as a drop of water. Oliver Wendell
Holmes advocated hand washing in 1843, but he was widely
ridiculed. And Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis, a physician in Vienna,
proved that mortality rates could be reduced dramatically with
hand washing, yet his findings were greeted with hostility.

Now, of course, the truth is evident. Germs may not be visible,
but you can certainly observe the devastation they cause. Sadly,
some scientists in this century would claim that there is no
evidence for the existence for God. But just look around you ...
His handiwork is everywhere.

If your faith is waning today, take the time to enjoy and think
upon His incredible creation. And ask Him to strengthen your
faith as you stand and pray as a beacon of truth in your
neighborhood and in the nation.