It Makes Me Wonder

 There are laws put in place by God that govern how life is lived on planet Earth. These laws set limits on what we can do and on how far we can go. For example, two plus two always equals four no matter where you live or when you live. We call it supernatural when God steps outside the natural laws to do things that otherwise are impossible.

The sun belt states are bumping up against the lack of water that low taxes and cheap land cannot solve. What worked for many years is starting to not work today. Cities and states are desperately trying to change their course of action before it is too late.

Inter stellar space travel is impossible because of the basic laws of physics. The universe is too big and the environment in space is too hostile for us to travel to distant galaxies. Travel at the speed of light is impossible. The laws of physics put a limit on space and time. No amount of engineering can overcome the limits of physics.

But there is always the God factor. God is not limited in space or time by the laws of physics. He travels between time and place like light. Instantaneously. The rapture will happen in the blink of an eye. One moment here, the next moment there. Giving unlocks resources much beyond what we give. Divine healing heals illness that doctors cannot heal. We call these divine interventions miracles.

Sometimes I wonder if churches are governed by unknown laws too. There seem to be limits on size and influence. We spend a lot of time and money just maintaining the body of Christ. You think that your pastor is busy and unavailable now, what if your church was two or three time bigger than it currently is now. It makes me wonder.