Is the physical life of every human being a precious and sacred thing to God? If so, how can we explain some apparent biblical contradictions? And how precious to you are your life and the life of everyone else? (This...

In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to forget our fundamental purpose for existence.

Genesis 1:3 tells us, "Then God said, 'Let there be light.'" If all the rest of the initial creation had to occur after this verse, then there would seem to have been nothing to produce this light (i.e., no sun).

Why do we believe, contrary to young-earth creationism, that the heavens and the earth are significantly older than the 6,000-year history of man?

Three questions about specific biological phenomenon.

The Bible says God created man, but what about the fossils of man-like creatures found by archaeologists dating to thousands of years before Adam?

My geology tutor tried to prove to me that we all evolved. I told him that I believe we all came from Adam and Eve. He said that Adam and Eve only had two sons, Cain and Abel. He then...

Yes, God did indeed create man, but we should not pretend to know how. If we evolved from life's creation itself, does that deny the power of God? Man cannot create life from nonliving material, but the fossil, geological and...

Awestruck scientists will occasionally express wonder about the ingenuity, harmony and sheer excellence embedded in the physical universe.

I love to travel and explore this marvelous earth!

Butterflies show the handiwork, artistry and magnificence of our Creator!

"In the beginning" is a renowned phrase that draws us toward a unique realm of fascination and wonderment. The early chapters of Genesis that follow that phrase illustrate the dynamic events that separated humanity from God.

Here are more frequently asked questions about Genesis, the book of origins.

Many of us have a garden, but have we learned the lessons they hold for us?

Now there is not only one theory of evolution, but twelve! Shouldn’t they first get the original theory right?

One evening I was sitting on the porch meditating on creation. While observing the life around me, a family of deer walked by.

If you were to write a book, would you purposefully pick a title that doesn't truly deal with the subject matter? It sounds ridiculous, but that's what Charles Darwin did.