The Man Behind the Map

About the Author

Keith Marsh did not come to the sky through a telescope. He came to it through a storm.

Keith Marsh, author of Scrolling the Heavens

At fifteen, held eleven days by a hurricane at sea, he met the God who commands both the storm and the stars.

He and Cherith have been married 46 years — Cherith named for the brook that sustained Elijah, though Keith will tell you his “Cherith” has never run dry. They are parents to six — Hannah, Noah, Oliviah, Deborah, Jeremiah, and Susannah — and Grandpa and Grandma to three.

A pastor for twenty-five years, Keith built Scrolling the Heavens in 2026 as a free gift: step outside, look up, and remember who hung every star in place. He and Cherith are now moving to North Carolina to start a flower farm. He also builds websites like this one at e320.io.

Did you know that you can tell the condition of the soil by the weeds it grows? It’s the same with the heart.

He counts the stars and calls them all by name. So can you.

Begin the Journey
The Quarterly Letter

A Letter from the Heavens, Four Times a Year

As the seasons turn, we send a quiet note — the season's featured constellations, a psalm of wonder, and a reflection to draw your eyes upward. No spam, no noise, just wonder.

Scrolling the Heavens

Helping everyday people look up from their screens to reclaim childlike wonder in the celestial canvas God declared as signs pointing to His Son.

Disclaimer: This site is dedicated purely to biblical, Christ-centered theological reflection and historical context. We absolutely reject astrology, horoscopes, and any form of date-setting or personal fortune-telling. All astronomical interpretations are offered as faithful, non-dogmatic reflections of God's handiwork.

© 2026 Scrolling the Heavens. All rights reserved. Made in awe.

Scripture CitationsUnless otherwise noted, Scripture quotations are from the ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved. In some quotations deity pronouns are capitalized, and a few renderings are lightly paraphrased for readability. Original psalms and reflections marked ‘After Psalm...’ are the author’s own compositions, not Bible text.