Astronomer Elizabeth Fernandez invites us to look up this Christmas and be moved from wonder to worship. December has a meteor shower and more in store for us.

BioLogos is committed to faith-based climate action. At COP28, we will advocate for faith-based messaging and bear witness to God's love for our planet and its people.

Andrew Davison helps us explore the theological questions that would arise if we found life elsewhere in the universe.

BioLogos President Deb Haarsma reflects on what nature and Scripture tell us about the Bethlehem star. What did it mean then? What does it mean for us today?

A father unexpectedly finds hope in the midst of CRISPR's darkest hour, the gene-edited twins Nana and Lulu. If this represented the bad, what's the good?

Emily Smith shares her knowledge of science with the hopes that it can contribute to being a good neighbor and care for those most in need.

Is the determination of death a medical or theological matter? A bioethicist thinks theology has something to offer the conversation on death and organ donation.

Studying paleoclimatology helped Jessica Moerman understand Earth's climate in the past and call people to act for a healthy future.