Blake Robert Templeton walks through Genesis 1 using cosmic scale to show God's power. A hundred light-years of travel barely registers against a 13-billion-light-year galaxy. He wants your mind to break under the weight of that majesty.
Visualize this with me. I want you to process Genesis 1 for me. In the beginning, the earth was formless and void, empty. Darkness was over the surface of the deep, and God spoke, let there be light, and light exploded into existence, painting the universe with stars and galaxies. The splendor of his voice created everything from the smallest atom to the vast cosmos, each one reflecting his infinite creativity and power. His magnitude is beyond measure. He breathed a galaxy into existence that is over 13 billion light years from Earth. Inconceivable. But you have to actually process it. You can't actually say it's inconceivable. You have to let your brain break before you understand how much smaller you are than the grandeur of God. Because if you flew at the speed of light for 100 years, you would practically still be standing at the starting line in relevance to this galaxy. His majesty is unparalleled. Force your brain to break on the majesty of who he is, because that's how you'll polarize the voices of the Slave Lord, Satan, the pawn, and the King of Kings.
