Around three thousand years, King David wrote,

The starry night sky is a good reminder of God’s greatness and power.

On March 27, Katherine Stewart wrote an opinion piece titled “The Road to Coronavirus Hell Was Paved by Evangelicals”¹ for The New York Times.² While her article covers a plethora of issues (which I will not address), her main point is clearly stated early on.

As of March 26, seven hundred thousand people involved in the Folding@Home project are using their home computers to form, in effect, the world’s fastest supercomputer.¹ This virtual supercomputer can perform an astonishing billion, billion (1,000,000,000,000,000,000) calculations per second.² These computers are being used to simulate the folding of proteins, including th

Medical researchers at Johns Hopkins University have been quickly gathering data from the recent coronavirus outbreak and then evaluating health care policy in light of the new results.

Though the novel coronavirus critically impacts our lives and it is easy to lose hope, God provides us with an eternal hope that will never perish. Our daily lives are battered by sin, and the world suffers under the darkness of death. Yet, God’s kingdom will come, and our souls, bodies, and the whole creation will be redeemed. Sin is temporary, but our future redemption is eternal.