A Solar System of Praise: Jupiter

by Cheri Fields August 18, 2019, 8:19 am 45 Views

https://youtu.be/yybGexkEhHo%5B/embed%5D

[See more videos at Beyond the Stars: Seeing Cosmic Design]

Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and full of wonders. Both Jupiter and its moons bear witness to the power and faithfulness of their Creator. Come worship with us in a fascinating, yet short video reminding us of this masterpiece from God’s hand!

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Written by Cheri Fields

Hi, I’m Cheri Fields: 2nd generation homeschooling mom of seven, wife, writer, and science lover. There is a wealth of information available to help people see how trustworthy God and His testimony in the Bible is. The key is to explain concepts simply so they can be understood by anyone. This is my goal, and I’ve had a lot of fun tackling areas where the world tests our faith. CreationScience4Kids.com

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