For this issue, we commissioned an award-winning mechanical engineer, Dr. Stuart Burgess, to research and write a feature article on a very specific “hot topic.”
Electric cars are parked at the center of a charged debate. How can you know when and whether to buy in?
Gap theorists insert millions of years between the first two verses of Genesis. But what really lurks in that gap?
In the big view of God’s extra-large creatures, I like knowing that I would be considered extra extra extra small.
The Everglades features one of the most diverse ecosystems on earth—with a surprising geological history.
As God’s image bearers, humans are entitled to certain rights—but the Creator, not culture, makes the rules.
What happened to the early Americans? New research is turning evolutionary narratives upside down—and creation scientists like geneticist Nathaniel Jeanson are leading the way.
Disney is not the only media company taking direct aim at the hearts and minds of our children.
Nobody will experience the unfathomable future joy of heaven without the sin-covering blood of Jesus.
Patrick Marsh, the creative genius behind the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter, leaves behind a godly legacy.
The wolverine’s fearsome features help this formidable creature survive in its harsh environment.
The journey each seed takes from its source to its destination illustrates the Creator’s design.
In a new study, researchers have finally nosed out the answer for how elephants use their trunks to manipulate objects, water, and air.
Hydrologist Daniella Rempe discovered that trees growing on a northern California hillside were extracting moisture from pores and crannies in the rock.
Jellyfish might lack brains, but they make up for it with a complex network of neurons.
A mineral from deep within the earth has been spotted as small black flakes inside a diamond.
Scientists from the University of Strathclyde in the UK recently set out to discover why ducklings swim in a line formation behind their mother.
Archaeologists claim that Egyptian history conflicts with the Bible—but the real problem is with their timeline.
These super survivors are an extreme example of how God has equipped his creatures with exactly what they need to live.
The Bible provides the clearest lens for viewing the world. How biblical is your worldview?
Fair wages, decent office conditions, work-life balance—work is a contentious topic. As sin takes a toll on what God has designed to be good, how do we keep up the good work?
Despite some similarities, Earth and the planet next door have very different purposes.
The Bible provides the clearest lens for viewing the world. How biblical is your worldview?
Something in us craves collecting bits of nature, even castoffs like eggshells and exoskeletons, feathers and fur.
This beetle’s colors serve as camouflage against the dense backdrop of trees and plants. How is this possible?
As we continue to refine our understanding of God’s creation—including our galaxy—we can’t help but marvel at God’s handiwork.
One good thing to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic is families spending more time together.
While God can use natural means to accomplish his plan, we shouldn’t try to explain away the supernatural with the natural.
In May 2021, Texas governor Greg Abbott signed into law one of the strictest abortion measures in the United States.
The Bible makes it clear that the good and right “option” is to live in obedience to God.
When considering creation, the right questions get closer to the heart of belief in God’s Word.
How should Christians approach the increasingly polarizing issue of biblical marriage and homosexuality?
We each have hundreds of receptors that detect chemicals in the air and our food, signaling our brains to recognize smells and tastes.
Today, virtually every church has a Sunday school, but most children who attend end up walking away from the faith.
The human body has more than just antibodies and white blood cells to fight infections.
While the results of this experiment may be an example of adaptation, no new information is being added.
Searching for evidence of the global flood led Dr. Andrew Snelling into the Grand Canyon—and sparked the fight of his career.
Evolution can’t account for an animal’s ability to regrow limbs or heal its body. But regeneration like this points to an all-wise Creator.
Despite its promises of health, wealth, and happiness, the prosperity gospel sells a bankrupt gospel.
The Bible teaches us that God created humans in his own image, distinct from the animals.
The biblical response is to love our enemies and pray for them, to help the needy, and to stand up for victims of racism in Christ’s love.
The American Medical Association (AMA) now favors removing sex designation on the public portion of birth certificates.
While researching for the Creation Museum’s newest exhibit, the content writer discovered surprising parallels between life at the time of Christ and the culture today.
Stuart Burgess is a professor of engineering who has obtained seven patents, won multiple awards, and designed parts of rockets and spacecraft.