The Bible says that God created the world out of nothing.  Genesis 1 depicts God creating the world out of nothing.  The Latin phrase ‘Creation ex nihilo’ refers to the Creation from nothing.    It is the belief that God created everything, including the preexisting conditions. Everything—light, air, water, earth, plants, and animals—is created by his voice. Before anything else existed, God existed. God’s character and strength are evident in everything that he made. Following every day of creation God said that everything he had made was good. It indicates that the created being embodies God’s standards. He wanted it that way, and it was. Everything was good fit for purpose. Beautifully made and man could enjoy his home. However, sin shattered the harmony that existed between God and the created world. Sin caused a rift between God, people, and the nature. It can be understood as a departure from the goal that God had for the created beings. Jesus’ ministry was to mend the broken relationship between God and His creation. Thus, the human beings are reconciled to God in and through the ministry of Jesus Christ. John the gospel writer states, “For God so loved the world that He gave His only Begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him, should not perish; but have everlasting life” (John 3:16). And according to Paul, the apostle, the creation “groans” for its final restoration (Romans 8:22). Furthermore, it is the hope of believers that when Jesus returns, God will create everything new. And the hope of a new earth and a new heaven inspires us to continue our journey of faith.