Letting God Create Your Day Volume 5

By Pastor Paul Bartz. Collections of scripts from the popular Creation Moments daily radio program arranged with Scripture references and prayers for devotional use. A great resource for Sunday school lessons, family devotions and a must to share with your children and grandchildren. A flower called the Virginia Meadow Beauty withholds its pollen from honey bees, but when it senses a bumble bee, it ejects its pollen at 30 times the force of gravity. Many birds are able to put half their brains to sleep, while the other half stays awake to watch for danger. A dragonfly can see a gnat from 3 feet away, fly to it, capture it, and return to its original position in a little more than a second. Even the DNA of a single-celled protozoan routinely solves mathematical problems that only a very advanced computer can handle. Even though the largest of the algae may have a stem nine feet long, with 200 fronds dangling from it, it is only one giant cell. Fossils are almost never found with dates on them, but one recently found fossil, firmly encased in rock, was a bell bearing the name of a ship that sank in 1852. Though a ferocious mammal called the fossa may weigh only 14 pounds, it is said to be able to bring down oxen.

Paul A Bartz (1948- 2013) After graduation from Concordia Theological Seminary, Ft. Wayne, Indiana, USA, Pastor Bartz served as a pastor of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. He joined the staff of the Bible-Science Association in 1981, serving as the editor of the Bible-Science News and later became the founding host of Creation Moments radio program which produced seven books in the Letting God Create Your Day series. While at the Bible-Science Association he also prepared educational materials for use in the local congregation and edited ten other books. Paul left the Bible-Science Association in 1993 to serve in the church parish. He continued to research and write the Creation Moments programs and did supply preaching.