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Contemplating God’s Character with a Fallen Log Part 1

by Pat Mingarelli August 28, 2022, 7:23 am 12 Views

We often think of the beauty of the natural world and can mourn the loss of a stately, old tree. But what can we learn about how God never wastes a sorrow? In this video, we consider the world around us, and I also invite you to let your imagination expand the application far beyond the forest floor:

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Written by Pat Mingarelli

Hi. My name is Pat Mingarelli. I am an award-winning nature photographer with a unique kind of creation ministry. As an outdoor photographer I’ve spent countless hours observing God’s hand in creation. I’ve learned that God speaks to us through His creation and the creation speaks to us about God. You find me at TheCreationSpeaks.com

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