Farming frustrations? ...
Despite the latest technological advancements and increasing scientific knowledge, it is still hard work to successfully grow our food.
Seven ways to build a lighthouse
Equipping your children with as much information as possible is the best antidote to the onslaught they will face in a secular classroom.
Why reindeer eyes turn blue in winter
From summer gold to winter blue, reindeer eyes are designed to optimize vision during the winter twilight “blue hour”.
The authorship of the Gospels and answering the Christ myth
Answering questions about the authorship and sources of the Gospels, and refuting some common arguments related to ‘the Christ myth’.
Darwinism has remade Western society—for the worse
A look at how evolutionary thinking has impacted society far beyond the scientific realm.
Den of ape-men or chambers of the sickly?
How do we interpret the latest Homo naledi findings with their associated ‘ape-man’ connotations and claims?
“What?… Teach my children unbiblical ideas?”
Simply knowing about ideas that contradict Christianity can help young people stand firm against them.
Learning the lessons of Mount St Helens
The catastrophic event that revealed how wrongly geologists understood and explained volcanic landscapes.
Carl Linnaeus: the scientist who saw evidence for God in everything in nature
A man who recognised order in nature now lends his name to a well-known classification system in science.
What about those who have never heard the Gospel?
When we think about those who have not yet heard the Gospel, our response should drive us to evangelism.
Nylon-degrading bacteria: update
‘Exhibit A’ for evolution in recent times, further research shows that this one does not stack up either.
Faltering on the Flood
Answering Christian leaders who claim that it makes no difference whether Noah’s Flood was global or local.