Colin Hoogerwerf

Part Six in the Uniquely Unique mini-series. We take stock of one more distinguishing feature of humans—the image of God.

Part Five in the Uniquely unique mini-series. In the long history of searching for what makes humans special we have repeatedly caused great harm to our neighbors, both human and non-human.

Part Four in the Uniquely unique mini-series. We explore our use of technology starting with the simplest tools up to the recent advances in artificial intelligence to see what role it has had in our human identity

We talk about the history of teaching evolution and introduce some of the research from the Reconciling Evolution research team.

N.T. Wright, Francis Collins, John Walton, Deb Haarsma, Julia Wattacheril, Charlotte vanOyen-Witvliet, and Curtis Chang talk about hope.

On today’s episode, Christy Hemphill shares with us her experience as a Bible translator working in a remote community in Mexico, the important work she has done with us on the INTEGRATE curriculum supplement and the Forum, and how her experience homeschooling her kids has helped her navigate faith with her children.

Part Six in the Uniquely Unique mini-series. We take stock of one more distinguishing feature of humans—the image of God.

Part Five in the Uniquely unique mini-series. In the long history of searching for what makes humans special we have repeatedly caused great harm to our neighbors, both human and non-human.

Part Four in the Uniquely unique mini-series. We explore our use of technology starting with the simplest tools up to the recent advances in artificial intelligence to see what role it has had in our human identity