The Bible teaches that the earth belongs to God, and as followers of Jesus Christ, we have a responsibility to care for and protect it. This includes honoring God's creation, respecting its intrinsic value, and being good stewards of the earth's resources. We must avoid exploiting the earth and worshiping its creation, instead focusing on the Creator and his character. By understanding our role as vice regents and caretakers, we can make wise decisions about how to live in harmony with the environment and honor God's sacred earth. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from Habakkuk chapter 2, discussing God's judgment and mercy, and how Christians should respond to the world around them, living by faith and caring for creation. [... more]

The rapid recovery of Mount St. Helens and the island of Surtsey provide valuable insights into the potential for ecological recovery after a catastrophic event, supporting the creation model and challenging the idea of a slow recovery process. The study of these natural experiments reveals the ability of ecosystems to regenerate and support life in a relatively short period, consistent with the Genesis flood account. [... more]