“It is the glory of God to conceal things, but the glory of kings is to search things out.” -Proverbs 25:2 Creation holds mystery, and that is by design. God hides wonders not to withhold them, but to invite us deeper. From the delicate balance of ecosystems to the camouflaged spider, there is purpose in what we see and in what we almost miss. His glory is seen not only in what is revealed, but in what is hidden. To search is an act of reverence. Whether through science, observation, or simple curiosity, we reflect God’s image when we pursue understanding with humility. Creation is not random or careless, rather it is full of meaning, waiting to be explored. And the more we uncover, the more we are pointed back to the wisdom and majesty of the One who made it all. To study what God has made is not to diminish faith, but to practice it. What we find in the hidden things of the world should stir worship, not pride. He conceals with purpose, and invites us to see more of Him in every d...