| 1 | 
 | God saw that it was very good | 
 
  | 2 | 
 | [Genesis
  1:31] God
  saw all that he had made, and it was very good. And there was evening,  and
  there was morning--the sixth day. | 
 
  | 3 | 
 | Today,
  our planet is experiencing great difficulties due to environmental problems.  There
  are serious problems in the sky, the earth and the sea. | 
 
  | 4 | 
 | In
  spring, we cannot go without a mask.  Because
  of the yellow dust, immaculate yellow dust covers the sky.  It
  is enough to refrain from going out when the yellow dust is badly coming. | 
 
  | 5 | 
 | The
  car provided us with a convenient life.  However,
  as the number of vehicles has increased so much,  exhaust
  and fine dust from vehicles now harm people's health. | 
 
  | 6 | 
 | The
  sea is also polluted with various trash and oil, and the fish are killed.  The
  number of malformed fish contaminated with heavy metals is also increasing.  In
  the Pacific Ocean, there is a huge garbage island formed by the garbage  that
  people have rushed out. | 
 
  | 7 | 
 | Long
  ago, the valley water flowing down from the mountain  had
  no problem drinking right away.  But
  now the valley water flowing down from the mountain cannot drink anymore.  It
  is because the atmosphere and the soil are polluted and we cannot  know
  what substances are in the water. | 
 
  | 8 | 
 | In
  the old days, when it rained, no one worried about getting wet.  But
  now when it rains, people do not want to get wet with the rain.  Because
  the rain is acidified, it is not good for your health if you hit it directly. | 
 
  | 9 | 
 | It
  is said that the temperature is rising worldwide due to global warming.  These
  climate changes will increase the number of countries with water shortage.  What
  is truly serious is that by 2025, half of the world's population  will
  suffer from water shortages. | 
 
  | 10 | 
 | So,
  did this planet originally look like this?  It
  was not.  When
  God first created this world, it was so beautiful and full of everything that
  God saw. | 
 
  | 11 | 
 | In
  Genesis chapter 1, where the record of creation of heaven and earth was revealed,
  the earth was perfect so that God wrote in the Bible that he was good to see
  every day for six days. | 
 
  | 12 | 
 | God
  created Adam on the sixth day and commanded Adam to rule over the whole
  world.  God
  has told human beings to maintain and manage this world  to
  the purpose God has created. We call this ¡®culture command.¡¯ ¡¸God blessed them and said to them, "Be fruitful and
  increase in number;  fill
  the earth and subdue it. Rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the
  air  and
  over every living creature that moves on the ground."¡¹ (Gen 1:28) | 
 
  | 13 | 
 | However,
  after Adam and Eve sinned and sin entered the earth,  the
  world began to change from before.  People
  began to break God's order to fulfill their desires. | 
 
  | 14 | 
 | People's
  desire to have more was never ending. It destroyed and damaged nature.  The
  sea and the river began to be polluted. They did indiscreet things toward
  nature  by
  selfishness that they were only comfortable with themselves. | 
 
  | 15 | 
 | The
  environment destroyed by human greed has begun to give a great deal of pain
  to humans. Abnormal
  weather conditions, diseases and water shortages. The
  whole world needs to be concerned about future food.  Many
  countries are already in great difficulty due to water shortages and poverty. | 
 
  | 16 | 
 | Then
  what should we do? We believe in Jesus and are saved. We
  who are saved are those who have the responsibility to keep  what
  God commanded Adam before he sinned. | 
 
  | 17 | 
 | There
  must be an endeavor to use the environment of this earth that God has created
   and
  given us specifically, in accordance with God's pleasure. We
  must strive to maintain it with a constant interest in the environment. Let's
  work together to make a good world for  God
  to see through the practice of environmental protection that we can do from
  now on. | 
 
  | (This
  is the sample conclusion provided by CTM. Please feel free to change the
  conclusion to best suit the listeners of your sermon.) |