The Work of His Hands: A View of God's Creation from Space

During his six-month stint at the International Space Station in 2006, Colonel Jeffrey N. Williams orbited the earth more than 2,800 times. He worked on hundreds of experiments while suspended in microgravity. He walked in space twice, spending more than 12 hours hanging by a tether in the atmospheric void outside the spacecraft. And while doing all that, he took photographs of earth. Every view from the window of the Space Station contains countless vivid lessons about the meticulous goodness of divine providence, God's care for His creation, and His wisdom in ordering the universe. Read more