Gospel Meditations on Creation

“Full of biblical wisdom, these short meditations offer both challenge and comfort. More, they lift your daily perspective by putting all things in the light of the gospel. They will help you enjoy creation and our glorious Creator in a richly Christian way.”

—Michael Reeves, president and professor of theology at Union School of Theology in Oxford, England, and author of several books, including Delighting in the Trinity

“Jeff Williams is a uniquely gifted human being whom God has put in extraordinary places. What is equally remarkable is how the wonder he finds in our Creator spills into all the ordinariness of the common day. I’d like to be more like that. In this devotional he and his fellow writers encourage us to just be amazed at the beauty and greatness of our Maker and Savior.”

—Keith Getty, musician and co-author of dozens of modern hymns, including “In Christ Alone,” as well as the book Sing!—written with his wife Kristyn

“Chris and his team have done it again. These substantive devotional reflections are marked by careful exposition, robust theological reflection, genuine gospel passion, and heartfelt worship. If considering the doctrine of creation does not typically drive you to your knees in worship, pick up this little book—your life will not be the same.”

—Sam Horn, president of The Master's University and Seminary

“Creation is not just an important doctrine. It is an inspiring and uplifting truth that should be part of our daily spiritual life. The authors of this little book explain the Bible’s teaching on creation with clarity, appeal, and relevance.”

—Alexey Kolomiytsev, pastor of Word of Grace Bible Church, Battle Ground, Washington, president of Word of Grace International Ministries, and author of several Russian books on discipleship

“Thinking about a single theme of Scripture is fruitful, for it immerses us in the whole of God’s Word. The theme of creation is particularly profitable, for it spans the entire Bible from beginning to end. This work not only helps us meditate on so many passages that tell us what God has uniquely done, but it also suggests how we should respond to it. Rich indeed!”

—Abner Chou, John F. MacArthur Endowed Fellow at The Master’s University and Seminary, and author of several books, including The Hermeneutic of the Biblical Writers