God of Creation: Hormones and Radio Waves

The most powerful forces in your life may be the ones you barely notice. We start with a simple claim rooted in Romans 1: the invisible God makes Himself known through visible creation, so the world around us is not random noise but a witness. Then we zoom in on the human body and the endocrine system, where tiny ductless glands release hormones that “excite” organs into action. Adrenals that steady you in crisis, a thyroid that fuels drive, a pituitary that regulates growth, all of it works like a quiet chain of command that points to design, purpose, and an all-wise Creator.From there, we draw a straight line into everyday Christian life. Not everyone is on a platform, and not every role looks impressive, but the “intermediaries” matter. Andrew’s quiet act of bringing Peter to Jesus becomes a picture of what encouragement, prayer, giving, and faithful helps can do. You may never make headlines, but you can still be the spark that stirs someone else to obey God.We also talk radio waves, vibration, and how the eye and ear receive messages through frequencies we cannot see. That turns into a warning and a hope: repeated small inputs shape us. A tiny cork can eventually set a heavy steel bar trembling, and small, repeated compromises can do the same to a soul. The answer is not self-rescue but surrender, illustrated by a high-wire story that lands on the central gospel invitation: trust Jesus Christ enough to let Him carry you all the way through.Church Website — BibleBaptistDeLand.comMinistry Website — JamesWKnox.org YouTube Channel — YouTube.com/JamesWKnoxSermonsSermon Audio — SermonAudio.com/BibleBaptistDeLandWeb Store — Store.JamesWKnox.org