The Supernova... this is it.

As you can probably tell, I've been looking at pictures of space lately. Aren't they amazing? I can't believe that such things could even exist. The cool thing about these space formations is that God created them out in the middle of nowhere, for no one but Him and the angels to look at until we finally found them. I'll bet that there's a lot more in this universe that we haven't seen yet. He's still creating, widening the edges of the universe, birthing more stars and planets... filling up the heavens with creations to bring Him glory. For what other purpose could they have?
On a more solemn note,
I have something I want to tell you about myself. I doubt that many will read this, but those of you who do are learning something about me that no one else knows.
Several years ago, before I was ever interested in "space" or anything seen through a telescope, I wrote a song. I had just heard of a Supernova - an exploding star - for the first time. It sounded familiar to me; a supernova blows up from the core outward into a billion little pieces. I felt like that was an explanation of my life right about then. I was about 14 years old, and I felt like my life had just exploded. Everything was going wrong. I wrote a second song, later on, that reiterated my feelings on my life "as a supernova" I kind of felt like everything was wrong.
But God can make the best thing out of the very worst thing. He brought me through that trouble, and I didn't think again about the supernova for a long time. One day, though, I stumbled across a link to a picture titled, "The Supernova: A Glorious Death." I was wondering what that meant...
This star is exploding, as you can see. Its beginning to supernova. Watch what happens as it "dies"...

This star (above) is a supernova, dying.
And this star is a "dead" star. Notice it is the most colorful of the three. However, I think the star really looks the coolest in the middle picture. Its in the process of dying...
An even cooler part of all of this is that the star doesn't just die, but creates new life as well. This is the radioactive remnant of a supernova, which comes together to create more stars!! To me, this is unbelievable. (This is a picture of new stars being "born".)
To me, this says two things. The first is that I wasn't so very wrong when I compared my life to a Supernova. My life did feel like it was exploding into a billion little pieces. But it was a glorious death, and birthed new things. The secong thing that I have learned is that God can take any circumstance and make it beautiful. It certainly is amazing what He does with the stars. And of course, if he can do this much for the lights in the sky, how much more does He care for us?