Hey Dads,

We believe that God created the natural world . . . but how often do we get out in it? And are we leading our children to learn about nature as a way of growing their faith in the Creator? Tune in today to learn why and how nature stories can be an important part of your family culture and education.

--Nathan

1. Because the natural world (the creation) gives us real glimpses of God’s wisdom and power.
2. Because the natural world illustrates spiritual truths.
3. Because learning about nature reminds us of the fact that God created us, using great wisdom and lovingkindness.
4. Because hearing a nature story can teach us humility.
5. Because nature stories can show our children (and us) that God’s revealed word does not clash with reality but rather corresponds with reality.

📖 Indescribable, by Louis Giglio

📖 My Listening Ears, by Joanne DeJonge

📖 Did Adam Have a Bellybutton? By Ken Ham

• “This is My Father’s World,” hymn lyrics by Maltbie Babcock
• “The Pale Blue Dot” image: https://science.nasa.gov/resource/voyager-1s-pale-blue-dot/

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