The Bible's creation account in Genesis 1 is examined for its compatibility with modern physics, revealing a universe with a finite beginning and a causal agent beyond time and space. The discussion highlights the distinction between science and faith, emphasizing that true science is observable, testable, and repeatable, while evolution is not. Theism is presented as a rational and coherent worldview, offering a unified explanation for the origin of the universe and the existence of moral truth. [... more]

The Jesus of history is often dissected and analyzed by scholars, but the portrait of Jesus in the New Testament remains stubborn and immune to subjective interpretations. Jesus' miracles and deity are denied by those committed to naturalism, but believers sense the work of the Holy Spirit and worship Jesus as the Son of God. [... more]

The concept of absolute truth has been slowly abandoned in favor of relative truth, leading to a shift in moral values and a decline in the relevance of God's Word in everyday life. This has resulted in a culture of tolerance and pluralism, where individual perspectives are prioritized over objective truth. Christians must learn to think clearly and truthfully, and to model truth in their relationships and daily lives. [... more]

The concept of absolute truth has been eroded in modern society, leading to moral decay and a lack of accountability. Historically, truth was defined by revelation, but the Enlightenment and modern thought have led to a shift towards relativism, where truth is relative and subjective. This has resulted in a society where people are no longer held accountable for their actions, and the notion of right and wrong has become increasingly ambiguous. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the decline of Pride Month celebrations and the pushback against LGBTQ activism, while also exploring the scientific evidence against naturalistic evolution and the origin of life, highlighting the complexity of information and the chicken and egg problem in living organisms. [... more]

The question of the resurrection is the question of which faith will you believe in? Will you believe in the one that's well attested, certain, can provide you with a view of the world that's livable, that gives hope and purpose and meaning and life, and most importantly brings glory to God? Or will you believe in the materialist fables that are actual myths, modern myths, that are every bit as unbelievable as what we read in ancient Greek mythology? [... more]

Living in a time of cultural inflection, America is facing a spiritual and moral revival, or a descent into cultural anarchy. Alex McFarland explores the rise of various isms, including socialism, collectivism, and relativism, and how they relate to the spread of the Gospel and the sovereignty of individual nations. [... more]

The miraculous feeding of the multitude by Jesus Christ is a significant event in the New Testament, challenged by skeptics and naturalists who reject supernaturalism. However, this miracle holds profound implications for our understanding of God's sovereignty, omnipotence, and care for humanity, emphasizing the importance of faith and the Bible in shaping our worldview and values. [... more]

The age of the earth and the implications of Darwinian evolution on Christianity and the Bible are discussed, highlighting the importance of a biblical worldview and the role of God as creator and judge. [... more]

The origin of the universe and the age of the earth are crucial questions that have puzzled people for centuries. Dr. Alex McFarland discusses the implications of Darwinian evolution and the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding creation and salvation. He explores the history of scientific thought, from the 17th century to the present day, and examines the evidence for a young earth and the role of catastrophism in shaping the world's topography. [... more]

The Bible teaches that humans really do know God's moral truth, and this concept is universal, with everyone having a sense of right and wrong. This moral awareness is the basis for human history, civilizations, and moral laws, and it's essential for a civilized society. The question is, where does this moral truth come from, and how do we understand it? [... more]