Science and Scripture offer very different ways of talking about beginnings. The real question may be less about choosing one and more about what each is actually trying to explain.

The creation story generates more questions than answers, whether you’re a Christian reading Genesis or a scientist studying data from the James Webb Telescope. One fundamental question is this: Did ...

Image from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory of PSR B1509-58 – a spinning neutron star surrounded by a cloud of energetic particles, about 17,000 light-years from Earth.. X-rays from Chandra in gold ...

Did the universe have a beginning? Or has it always existed without a cause? If such is the case, would that finally give unbelievers the final argument against the existence of God? In a world ...

King David acknowledged God as Lord, powerful enough to fulfill His plan: 'The earth is the LORD’S and everything in it.' ...

“God is the One who made all things, and all things are for his glory. He wanted to have many children share his glory.” Hebrews 2:10 (NCV) The Bible starts with four words: “In the beginning God . . ...

Since space is a trinity, time is a trinity, and the good-true-and-beautiful is a trinity, we see that God’s Creation is marked indelibly with his Trinitarian fingerprints. As Christians throughout ...

Every year on April 14, we celebrate a special holiday called "Look Up at the Sky Day." This is a time to do something simple yet significant: go outside and focus on the sky above us for a while. In ...