The point wasn't the fact that we have the appearance of laws all around us. The point wasn't that we are not tied to what look like laws in all kinds of ways.
The point was that maybe the things that we perceive as laws are not laws. The point was that maybe God is so extremely great that He is literally handling everything without laws. Maybe God is making each and every thing that happens to happen directly by His doing rather than a natural following of laws.
Maybe when a carpenter hits a nail with a hammer, it isn't the natural laws surround motion and inertia that are causing the nail to go into the wood. Maybe it is God directing all of it just like there were laws, but there really aren't any laws. Rather, God is controlling everything completely just as though there were laws.
I understood what you meant the first time around It doesn't matter whether 'God is controlling' everything or whether laws are. You serve a world dictated by laws because humans believe/know that they built their world using laws. Whether they are right or not is irrelevant, they think it is so, therefore it is. Your predicament is that you say 'God controls everything' but at the same time you use contraptions that humans claim to have achieved through their own doing. What I'm alluding to is very subtle and difficult to capture with words. The picture that comes to mind is one where you're trapped in a cage made of laws admiring God's world just outside. You give the impression of being torn between your arrogance (human arrogance) and the desire to believe in something bigger than yourself but the problem is that they are both one and the same. What you seek is not part of the realm of the intellect. What you seek cannot be sought. By using the intellect to apprehend the nature of God, you're effectively defiling the one thing you supposedly hold sacred.