Ignite Your Creativity for Kingdom Impact! Are you a Christian who works as a creative? Maybe you work in the entertainment industry—for a theme park, museum, theater, or as part of a film team. Or ...

The questions “Who created God?” or “Where did God come from?” have been asked by various kinds of people. I have had more than one grade school child ask me this when I am out speaking in churches.

What happened to the dinosaurs? Well, an asteroid impact, overeating, starvation, indigestion, climate change, and more have been suggested. But the Bible gives us the proper framework for ...

Many Christians struggle to answer questions about dinosaurs. But these creatures aren’t a mystery if we use the Bible as our starting point. Genesis 1 says God created all the land animals on day six ...

The promise of salvation in the Bible begins in Genesis 3:15 when God promised to deal a mortal blow to the serpent (Satan) through the offspring of the woman (Eve). This was fulfilled on the cross, ...

Codes are big in today’s world: QR codes, barcodes, computer codes, cell phone codes, and more. Specific information is needed to identify, diagnose, and inform. DNA is the code for life: microbes, ...

The most important question ever is who is Jesus Christ? Is he the eternal Son of God or just a created being like us? Well, a 2022 survey showed that professing Christians’ understanding of the Lord ...

With the advent of AI (artificial intelligence) such as ChatGPT, more and more people are turning to these bots to answer their questions, complete tasks, and in the case of the story I’m about to ...

One way to appreciate the extent of the flood in Genesis 6–9 is to see how the language and themes of new creation in Genesis 8 echo that of creation in Genesis 1. This is because the order and ...

The reason the Son of God (Jesus) came into the world does not start in the New Testament but begins in the Old Testament. In Genesis 3:15, after Adam and Eve disobeyed God’s command not to eat from ...

At Christmas, we celebrate Jesus’ birth. Church Christmas plays focus on the nativity and the visit of the wise men, but the two Gospel writers who include details about Jesus’ birth and infancy also ...

Modern scholars generally follow the assumption of naturalism—that is, events need to be explainable without resorting to God or miracles. It is no surprise that the Exodus narrative, one of the ...