Monthly Archives: March 2021

BY MARVIN BITTINGER – MARCH 13, 2020 By Marvin L. Bittinger   I have heard many sermons on the issue of faith and good works as conveyed in the book of James. Each time I hear such a sermon I am … Continue reading →

BY HUGH ROSS – MAY 1, 2020 Question of the week: How can one refute the claim made by atheists, skeptics, and even some Christians that the Bible is a flat-earth book? My answer: First of all, the idea that the Bible promotes … Continue reading →

By Hugh Ross – February 15, 2021MoreShare “I feel your pain.” Anyone in pain appreciates such an expression of empathy, but could these words be truer than we realize? Arguably, one of the most underappreciated designs in animals are the … Continue reading →

By Fazale Rana – February 10, 2021MoreShare At last. There is light at the end of the tunnel. Skeptics—and Christians—ask a lot of questions about the scientific accuracy of the Bible’s Old and New Testaments. In many instances, these questions … Continue reading →

BY KENNETH R. SAMPLES – MARCH 31, 2020 Few things in life get your attention like the subject of infectious disease. And this is especially true of pandemics (“all people” threatened by illness). It is, of course, natural to experience fear and concern during … Continue reading →

By Stephen Chua When I was growing up, I came across a stack of comics at my grandma’s place and was immediately drawn to the cover artwork. One series, The Crusaders by Jack Chick of Chick Publications fame, was my initiation into … Continue reading →

BY HUGH ROSS – JANUARY 25, 2021MORESHARE15 Does evolution or creation better explain the rapid emergence of complex animals? If there’s one event in Earth’s fossil record history that garners more spirited discussion than any other, it would be the Cambrian … Continue reading →

Trump is not playing when he implies that he won’t allow a transfer of power if he loses. Trump is setting up a ways to refuse transfer of power. What a snake who desires to be our dictator. If a … Continue reading →

BY KENNETH R. SAMPLES – OCTOBER 27, 2020MORESHARE Christmas or Good Friday? Which of these days on the historic Christian calendar holds greater importance for Christians? Should the central focus of Christianity be on the incarnation (Jesus Christ as God coming … Continue reading →

BY HUGH ROSS – NOVEMBER 16, 2020MORESHARE Is it significant that Earth and the Moon shared a magnetic field about 4 billion years ago? Research shows that it is. Scientists have learned that a coupled magnetosphere (shared magnetic field) between Earth … Continue reading →