There are people who go to church who say God created the heavens and the earth out of nothing but air, while scientists believe that life started growing after an asteroid hit a planet-sized rock. But what if I told you a different way that combines both God and science? It's a way to look at it from a different perspective. God created a huge seed that started growing the moment some light hit it. That light is the spark of hope that God shines in the sky—that's the sun.
God gave us the sun to maintain the balance of life so everything can maintain balance and growth. Once the light hit, the wave of life began to grow on the seed, and that seed is what we call Earth. A good amount of life is kept alive by the sun, and a way to consider the sun is the spirit of God during the day, while all the stars at night are the eyes of God.
While some people see the stars as a way to look at people we lost that we really love, another way to look at it is our loved ones watching us from above and letting God know how we are doing. While the moon at night is the heart of God, the more good people do, the more the moon/heart of God will shine.
That is just the beginning. There are many different ways to look at something, but each perspective includes an eye and heart of God. The most important thing to remember is to always have hope. That spark of hope is like a power from God within, and it's that spark that helps a person find peace.
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