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Creation in-depth: Creation and the Church Fathers
14 Mar 2014
What did early Church Fathers believe about creation and why?
by Andrew Sibley
Being ‘ready to answer’
13 Mar 2014
When you know of Romans 1:20 and 1 Peter 3:15, it can change your life—and the lives of people you meet!
by Warwick Armstrong
The Parable of the Candle
12 Mar 2014
When Chris and Lucy found a note and a lighted candle that Manuel had left for them, loud-mouthed Lucy brought her ‘forensic science’ to the fore.
by Garth Wiebe
Academic fraud highlights cheating in the sciences
11 Mar 2014
Many secular scientists are willing to report false and fraudulent data to get noticed.
by Shane Cessna
The silky anteater
10 Mar 2014
It loves to hide in silk-cotton trees, where it’s well camouflaged. And it eats ants. Lots of ants. Up to 8,000 ants in a single night
by David Catchpoole
The attack on biblical creation in UK schools continues
09 Mar 2014
The continuing secular offensive against any whiff of creationist influence in UK school classrooms should give pause for thought.
by Phil Robinson
How could unfallen Adam have sinned?
08 Mar 2014
A correspondent asks: If the relationship between Adam and God was ‘very good’, why did Adam go against Him?
by Russell Grigg
Creation in-depth: Dinosaur Challenges and Mysteries
07 Mar 2014
The authoritative dinosaur book.
by Brian Thomas
Gay Marriage—a big stick to beat the church with
06 Mar 2014
Gay marriage is becoming the law of the land—and Christians are being ordered to cater to this in ways that violate our faith.
by Gary Bates
The bizarre and beautiful Sea Dragon
05 Mar 2014
Did you know that ‘sea dragons’ suck unsuspecting prey into their mouths? Thankfully they’re only small …
by Paula Weston
Anchoring their faith
04 Mar 2014
Providing answers helps people when they are questioning the faith.
by Gary Bates
The shark that likes celery
03 Mar 2014
This nurse shark refuses to eat fish or meat. She uses her razor-sharp, serrated teeth to pulp broccoli and cabbage instead.
by David Catchpoole