God through the wonder of science
‘Divine Windows: Seeing God through the lens of Science’ by David Gregory
Review by Rev Sandy Brodine
This beautifully reflective book invites you to see God’s creative hand in the universe through the lens of science.
With stunning imagery and thoughtful commentary, David reimagines the science/faith conversation—encouraging awe, reflection, and deeper worship.
Looking through a fresh lens of wonder, play and order, scientist and minister David Gregory invites you to see something of God’s creative hand on the world around us revealed by the creativity of science.
Through reflective commentary and an inspiring series of nature and science imagery like those seen in popular documentaries, the shaping of creation by a higher purpose is revealed in the vision of the universe unveiled by science.
David is the Baptist Missioner for Science and Environment.
He holds a PhD from the University of London in Atmospheric Physics and a degree in Physics and Astrophysics from Leicester University.
David is a regular speaker with ‘God and the Big Bang’, exploring science and faith issues with both primary and secondary school students.
He also speaks widely at churches, theological colleges and community groups, and is on the grant board of Scientists in Congregations, part of Equipping Christian Leaders in an Age of Science, which supports science and faith projects in local churches.
In addition to all of this ‘serious science’, Dave is fondly known as “Dr Dave” in Messy Church circles.
He’s the author of ‘Messy Church does Science’ and has been an enthusiastic presenter of Messy science workshops for many years.
He visited Australia and New Zealand in 2024 and spent time at the Centre for Theology and Ministry training Messy Church practitioners and young people from Messy Churches across Victoria and Tasmania in the ‘art’ of scientific engagement in Messy Church.
David’s book can be purchased here
