Digging Up Creation Controversy: Discussing Dinos with Our Kids
What does the Bible have to say about dinosaurs? How do we teach dinosaurs to our kids? And is it ok to just say, “I don’t know”?
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Category: Creation
God Gets His Hands Dirty & So Should We
God’s loving compassion, his covenant, his relationship, and his redemption plan, is for all creation. He has invited us to join in. Will we?
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What Does the Bible Say about Female Sexuality?
In Song of Songs, we see that female sexuality is not something to be feared, tamed or controlled. Rather, it is a blessing and a gift from God.
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An Ongoing Retreat: What I Learned From a Spiritual Retreat
We live much of our lives in isolation. But places of worship and religious gatherings can call us back together for official and unofficial meetings that give meaning and direction to our lives apart.
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What Gardening with My Child Has Taught Me About Love, Nature and the Little Things
Gardening has increased my son’s love for things outside himself, for things great and small, and with it a greater tendency toward gentleness and kindness.
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A Theology of Nature
Genesis 1 and 2 begin with a theology of nature. They set the stage for seeing God in nature, God creating nature and God over nature.
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The Stars Have Names
If the God of the universe could know and name all the stars, of which there are billions upon billions, how much more could he know me?
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Created to be Gardeners
God created us to be gardeners. We are to serve, care for and cultivate the world around us. How can we better step into this role today?
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Gender and I: Reflections on Genesis 1, Austen Hartke’s Non-Binary Genders and the Imago Dei
It is not our identity (e.g., our gender) that matters, but our identity in the context of Christ; it is not how I wish to interface with the Divine that ultimately matters, but that God has chosen to interact with me through Christ, to interact with me as with Christ.
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