Wash your hands. Use Lysol. Take Vitamin C. Get lots of sleep.

In the midst of the coronavirus era, there's enough medical advice floating around to fill a textbook. But while most of us are busy stockpiling soap and vitamins, we seem to be forgetting one very important fact.

The European Space Agency has posted a number of do-it-yourself science activities for families homebound during the coronavirus pandemic.¹ These include construction of paper models of the Cassini space probe. Like many probes before it, the Cassini obtained data confirming a young solar system.²

How can learning about turtles and doing some birdwatching be useful during this time? Local disasters are declared, and ordinary life activities are restricted, or even banned, under penalty of monetary fines or jail-time? Can any of this be applied to us appreciating the Lord Jesus as Creator of all life?

Thanks to public health recommendations regarding COVID-19, many families are spending more time together than ever before. If that’s your situation, then you may be wondering how to maximize your time, especially with your kids. Have you considered taking this opportunity to develop their understanding and appreciation for God as the Creator of all things?

It is obvious that life in America, and most parts of the world, has drastically changed in the last few months due to the novel coronavirus. Whether we like it or not, in many ways life has come to a standstill.