Look at that!

There was a volcanic storm over Mount Etna. It made lightning. (AP/Emilio Messina)
The volcano erupts a lot. (AP/Salvatore Allegra)
Smoke comes from Mount Etna. Imagine living nearby. (Davide Anastasi/Lapresse via AP)
Smoke billows over Catania, Italy. (AP/Salvatore Allegra)
Lava flows from the volcano. (AP/Salvatore Allegra)

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Mount Etna was busy. The volcano belched. Hot ash rose 6 miles into the air. Lightning streaked. Wow!

Pray: Volcanoes can destroy crops and homes. Pray that God will protect people who live near active volcanoes.

Read More: Mount Etna sits on the island of Sicily. It is one of Europe’s most active volcanoes. It erupts often. The February eruption caused a volcanic storm. This sent bolts of lightning across the sky. Scientists say volcanic storms are rare. But they do happen when an eruption is violent or when the volcano is located near the sea. Sicily is in the Mediterranean Sea near Italy. Luke 17:24 tells us that Jesus will be as bright as lightning that flashes across the sky when He comes again in glory.