All eyes have been on the skies lately as people have followed the journey of the four Artemis II astronauts as they have gone further into space than any other human. The photos are very beautiful, but even more so is the great testimony of astronaut Victor Glover, which continues to point people to the Creator God.
Here are some clips of this Christian astronaut pointing people to Jesus Christ, which is being watched by millions:
Devout Christian astronaut Victor Glover glorifies God from space, honoring His creation for Easter
“When I read the Bible and see all the wonderful things that were done for us…”
Watch. ✝️ pic.twitter.com/v0nDaYZ12M
– Anna Lulis (@annamlulis) 5 April 2026
NASA astronaut Victor Glover praised God from space.
“Christ said this in response to the greatest commandment, to love God with all that you are.” pic.twitter.com/0yQKstL3sH
– Oli London (@OliLondonTV) 7 April 2026
It is clear to everyone – whether here on Earth or in the universe – that God created the heavens and the earth. All this exists to glorify Him.
Of course, there are others reporting Many atheists online are upset about this. They want people to see the wonder and beauty of the universe and worship creation – science, technology, human ambition and achievement – rather than a Creator God who is always to be praised. They are actively suppressing the truth in lawlessness and are upset that this one particular astronaut is not doing it to them! Sounds like Roman 1.
But it is clear to everyone – whether here on Earth or in the universe – that God Created the sky and the earth. All this exists to glorify Him. And it does it well.
The heavens declare the glory of God,
And the sky above proclaims his work. (Psalm 19:1)
And there are other astronauts who praise God for His creation – and you can see three of them in our upcoming Astronaut Encounter 2. Our event last year was so popular (and sold out so quickly) that we’re hosting another event this year, featuring astronauts Captain Barry Wilmore, Colonel Jeffrey Williams and General Charlie Duke. Plan to join us on July 11, 2026—you won’t want to miss it!
Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
ken
This item was written with the assistance of AIG’s research team.
