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During his six months aboard the International Space Station in 2006, Colonel Jeffrey N. Williams orbited the earth more than 2,800 times and took more photographs of earth than any astronaut in history. Every shot contains lessons about God's creation.
See Earth from the International Space Station: volcanoes, deserts, oceans, human life, and the enduring truth that the heavens declare God’s glory.
In The Work of His Hands, Colonel Jeffrey N. Williams invites readers aboard the International Space Station for an extraordinary six-month expedition. Through vivid reflections and remarkable NASA photography, this astronaut, Army officer, and Christian observer traces the beauty, order, and fragility of our inhabited world—from sweeping glaciers and deserts to storms, cities, oceans, and the quiet lights of home.
Williams also recounts the demanding realities of spaceflight: launch and landing, life in microgravity, international teamwork, resupply missions, and spacewalks performed in the silence of orbit. Yet this book offers more than a mission record. It considers how creation testifies to God’s power and providence, while Scripture proclaims the still greater news of Jesus Christ.
See the world anew—and give thanks for the Creator who sustains it.
