Creation: The Man who Captured the World

EPISODE · Oct 22, 2021 · 28 MIN

Creation: The Man who Captured the World

from The Incredible Journey · host Gary Kent

The natural world is full of marvels.  From tall mountains to huge forests, to waterfalls, to winter wonderlands, our earth is full of breathtaking natural wonders.  These beautiful natural scenes bring balance to our lives and nourishment to our souls.   We are the only creatures on earth, that can be moved to tears by a sunset, that marvel at the stars at night, that feel awe, and humility at the spectacular beauty, power, and magnificence of the natural world.  Wonder defines us as human beings.   But wonder is more than just a good feeling.  It’s a seed from which our greatest treasure and understanding grows.  This week we join filmmaker, Henry Stober, on a journey through the wonders of the natural world.  Together, we’ll explore, dream and feed our souls, and maybe, just maybe, as we search the wonders of nature, we may find answers to some of our biggest questions.  (please note this program is more visual and is best to be watched).

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