[Podcast Episode 76] Want to tackle an idea that baffles pastors, professors, and philosophers? Proverbs 8:22-23 tells us something about not only wisdom, but God’s relationship with time. Then we take a trip out West to visit the most amazing creation lab of the 20th Century and finish up with Read more…
[Podcast Episode 70] What does Proverbs have to tell us about a good attitude that makes real science possible? What kinds of puzzles do astronomers set themselves when they don’t keep a wise outlook on life? We explore these key mindsets and finish with the coolest ice ever- glaciers! If Read more…
[Podcast Episode 69] We’ve gotten to the saddest part of the Bible. Adam and his wife have rebelled and now God is coming. How do they react? What hints do these verses give us of their relationship with Him before sin, and what does God do with them now that they Read more…
By Natasha Crain [Disclaimer: she kindly added me to her review team, so I didn’t pay for my copy of her book] I’ve been reading Natasha’s blog for a couple of years and am often amazed at how clearly and powerfully she presents the truth in ways we parents can Read more…
[Podcast Episode 66] Where would you go to find the coolest Bible passages about creation? Ever thought of Proverbs? We’re starting a new series on how God the Creator is revealed in this book of wisdom, then meet someone who is doing what we might hope to as grownups and finish Read more…
[Podcast Episode 65] It’s time to tackle the saddest verse in the Bible. Not only did Eve fall for three temptations, we do the same things, too. And Adam?… Then it’s time to lighten up by introducing you to a creation scientist who works with young people, and hear a report Read more…
[Podcast Episode 64] Did you know there is a difference between worshipping God and praising him? We explore Psalm 95 and what it teaches us about the two, and, of course, how creation fits into both! Then it’s time to find out what process scientists use to uncover new understanding Read more…
[Podcast Episode 63] There are many voices trying to get us to follow their advice. Some tell us just what we want to hear; God tends to leave us with so many questions. We look at the most fateful conversation in history and what we need to watch out for Read more…
The supposed development of living organisms from nonliving matter. Also called autogenesis, spontaneous generation. Medical Dictionary: The Free Dictionary.com Have you gotten to study about Louis Pasteur yet? Besides his work on preventing germs from spoiling your milk (Pasteurization) and immunization, he is most famous for proving that spontaneous generation Read more…
[First published in May, 2012] Why can we describe the world with “laws”? “There are four major concepts in science: facts, hypotheses, laws, and theories,” Coppinger told Live Science. “Laws are descriptions — often mathematical descriptions — of natural phenomenon; for example, Newton’s Law of Gravity or Mendel’s Law of Read more…