Tomorrow night most of Australia will be privileged to see a lunar eclipse peaking at about 8.30 pm Eastern Time, I believe. It will be well worth stepping outside to admire the handiwork of our Creator.
As I paused to look skyward towards the end of the eclipse, i thought, "So the moon is there all the time, changing shape and appearance all the time. How come we only notice it when it does it differently to normal?" What does this say about our ability to totally ignore the absolutely fabulous things in our lives?BlessingsKeith
Tomorrow night most of Australia will be privileged to see a lunar eclipse peaking at about 8.30 pm Eastern Time, I believe. It will be well worth stepping outside to admire the handiwork of our Creator.
As I paused to look skyward towards the end of the eclipse, i thought, "So the moon is there all the time, changing shape and appearance all the time. How come we only notice it when it does it differently to normal?" What does this say about our ability to totally ignore the absolutely fabulous things in our lives?BlessingsKeith
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