We’ve all experienced entropy. It’s a law of nature: if left to itself, everything tends toward disorder. Right after we’ve folded the towels, an infant crawls over them, spreading them around the room. We clean all the way to the corners in one area, only to find that the area we cleaned yesterday has been—heaven forbid—dirtied already. The grocery run we just made (or was it last week?) has been entirely consumed, and people are still hungry. Entropy gets us every time. When God cursed the ground, He set entropy into motion. Gardens grow weeds, but so do homes, relationships, plans, and
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