What does it mean to be loved by the God of a universe this vast?

Look up on a clear night, and it’s easy to feel small. Psalm 8 begins with that same experience. The psalmist looks at the moon and stars and wonders why the God who made them would pay attention to us at all. That ancient question feels just as alive today, as science gives us a deeper glimpse of the universe and raises new questions about what might lie beyond Earth.

In this three-week series, we’ll bring those questions into conversation with Scripture. We’ll explore what the Bible says about the cosmos, consider the possibility of life beyond Earth, and ask what it means to call Jesus Lord of all creation. What might the Cosmos teach us about our place in it and the reach of God’s care?