
Last Saturday, my husband Kenneth and I had a day that felt like a gift straight from heaven. We were in London for a busy week of meetings and study, but this day was pure joy—a blend of exploration, family celebration, and worship. From a delightful breakfast in Marylebone to celebrating our grandson’s graduation and ending with the soul-lifting Prom Praise at the Royal Albert Hall, this London day trip was unforgettable. Here’s how it unfolded.
A Cozy Morning in Marylebone

As we walked around this lovely neighborhood, we popped into the local parish church. St Marylebone Parish Church has a history spanning almost 900 years, evolving through four different church buildings. The first church, dedicated to St John the Evangelist, was built around 1116, on land near the current intersection of Oxford Street and Marylebone Lane. Words from Revelation are etched in the ceiling near the altar.
A Private Pizza Retreat

Cheering for Cameron’s Graduation
Worship in Wonder at London’s Royal Albert Hall



Michael Andrews conducts Prom Praise, filling the Royal Albert Hall with worship.
Scripture Meets the Stars
A Biblical Call to Wonder
Wonder is the heartbeat of Christian faith, a response to the God who reveals Himself as infinitely marvelous. Psalm 145:5 (KJV) declares, “I will speak of the glorious honour of thy majesty, and of thy wondrous works.” Isaiah 40:26 (KJV) urges, “Lift up your eyes on high, and behold who hath created these things.” These verses, echoed in the soaring music of Prom Praise, drew us into worship, reminding us that God’s creation—from galaxies to the human heart—testifies to His awe-inspiring nature. Isaiah 9:6 (KJV) calls Jesus the “Wonderful Counselor,” a title that captures His divine wisdom and majesty, inviting us to marvel at the Savior who embodies wonder itself.
How can we worship a God who is not wonderful? A God devoid of wonder would be a mere concept, not the living Creator who spoke the universe into being. The Bible presents a God whose works demand awe: the parting of the Red Sea, the resurrection of Christ, the intricate design of creation. To skeptics who question why we worship, consider this: the complexity and beauty of the cosmos—billions of stars, each uniquely placed—point to a purposeful intelligent design. As Romans 1:20 (KJV) states, “For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead.” Denying this wonder is like ignoring a masterpiece while standing before it. Worship flows naturally when we recognize a God whose nature and actions are inherently marvelous.
The Prom Praise concert, with its blend of music, Scripture, and cosmic visuals, was a vivid apologetic for this truth. It showed that faith is not blind but a response to the evidence of God’s wonder in creation and redemption. That night left me inspired to live in awe of God’s majesty. Seek His wonder today—in a hymn, the stars, or Scripture—and share it with a world longing for meaning.
A Day to Treasure Forever
Last Saturday was a tapestry of love, creativity, family, and faith. From Marylebone’s charm to a cozy nook for reading and pizza, Cameron’s graduation, and the awe of Prom Praise, every moment sparkled. And I am grateful.
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