Another question may be, could the existance of damaging forces,
events, or phenomena also point to another explanation... a potential
disruption in God's perfect, natural order of things? Instead of God
being intimately involved it could also very well be that another force
may be at work that requires God's continual intervention in terms of
maintenance and repair. The resulting phenomena of that force may be
describable using science, but it may not be attributable to God's
handiwork.
God's intervention is then also needed for several reasons...
1. To accomplish His perfect will and plan to reconcile man and His
creation back to himself, and...
2. until that is accomplished, maintain the natural order in a state or
condition that limits the disruption.
Paul Durham