Did Life Arrive By Chance?

Genesis 1:1, “In the beginning God...”

       We are living in a world of ingrates. God gives us so much, yet people attribute everything to mother nature and chance instead.

I visited the Volcanoes National Park in Hawaii, on the Big Island in 2011. At one of the tourist centers there was a display which read, “Life Arrived By Chance.” They claim that every 30,000 years another single plant or animal arrived to make Hawaii what it is today.

Do you really believe that? Do you believe that life just happened? Do you believe that a big bang somehow evolved into order and beauty, symmetrical harmony and balance? Not in a trillion or quadrillion years my friend! God is the Creator of all life. Genesis 1:1, “In the beginning God...”

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In youth I'm too happy to think, I've got plenty of time left.
In manhood I'm too busy to think, I'm trying to make a lot of money.
In the prime of life I'm too anxious to think, worry has taken over.
When I start getting old, I'm too old to think—life's wasted, heart's got harder.
Dying in bed—I'm too sick to think, I'm weak and suffering.
Death is too late to think—time's over and opportunity is lost.
In eternity—forever to think, I'm in Hell now with no mercy, and lost forever.
 

“Too long I've laid me down to sleep, and prayed the Lord my soul to keep.
I should awake before I die, and realize time is passing by;
And rise and go and tell the lost, despite my plans despite the cost.
Too long I've laid me down to sleep, while multitudes about me weep;
And other cries of dark despair, for no one ever seems to care.
My life is short, and soon I'll stand, with sinner's bloods upon my hand;
Unless I wake before I die, and realize time is passing me by.”
 

“The clock of life is wound but once, and no man has the power,
 to tell just when the hands will stop, at late or early hour;
To lose one's wealth is sad indeed, to lose one's health is more,
to lose your soul is such a loss, that no one can restore.”