Steve Roels
Author
Steve Roels (Ph.D., Michigan State University) is the Senior Natural Resource Specialist for a municipal Parks and Open Space department near Denver. His graduate research and professional work focus on restoration ecology and conservation biology in tropical forests and prairie ecosystems. When not matching wits with wily prairie dogs in town, he enjoys exploring the Rocky Mountains with his wife, Sarah Bodbyl Roels.
Alpine Wildflowers: A Gentle Whisper in the Mountains
A man reflects on the beauty of God's creation of wildflowers in his own backyard, the Rocky Mountains.
- Featuring guests Sarah Bodbyl Roels,
- Steve Roels,
- Padraig Ó Tuama
- and Charlotte vanOyen-Witvliet
Humility | How to Hold Knowledge
We explore the tensions between truth and knowledge and humility in science and in faith.
Climate Dominion and Redemption: The Australian Bushfires
The bushfire season of 2019-2020 has been large and destructive. What can they teach us about our responsibility to the planet?
Creation Groans | Into the Darkness
We allow ourselves to fully contemplate the woundedness of the planet and we reach into the Christian practice of lament as a way to find hope in the midst of the suffering we see around us.
- Featuring guests Steven Bouma-Prediger,
- Richard Lindroth,
- Veronica Frans,
- Norman Wirzba,
- Margaret Miller
- and Steve Roels
Creation Groans | World of Wounds
We explore some of the wounds to the planet that often go unseen and we realize that the path to hope begins with the acknowledgement that the wounds are deep and troubling.
Alpine Wildflowers: A Gentle Whisper in the Mountains
A man reflects on the beauty of God's creation of wildflowers in his own backyard, the Rocky Mountains.
- Featuring guests Sarah Bodbyl Roels,
- Steve Roels,
- Padraig Ó Tuama
- and Charlotte vanOyen-Witvliet
Humility | How to Hold Knowledge
We explore the tensions between truth and knowledge and humility in science and in faith.
Climate Dominion and Redemption: The Australian Bushfires
The bushfire season of 2019-2020 has been large and destructive. What can they teach us about our responsibility to the planet?
Creation Groans | Into the Darkness
We allow ourselves to fully contemplate the woundedness of the planet and we reach into the Christian practice of lament as a way to find hope in the midst of the suffering we see around us.
- Featuring guests Steven Bouma-Prediger,
- Richard Lindroth,
- Veronica Frans,
- Norman Wirzba,
- Margaret Miller
- and Steve Roels
Creation Groans | World of Wounds
We explore some of the wounds to the planet that often go unseen and we realize that the path to hope begins with the acknowledgement that the wounds are deep and troubling.
Alpine Wildflowers: A Gentle Whisper in the Mountains
A man reflects on the beauty of God's creation of wildflowers in his own backyard, the Rocky Mountains.
- Featuring guests Sarah Bodbyl Roels,
- Steve Roels,
- Padraig Ó Tuama
- and Charlotte vanOyen-Witvliet
Humility | How to Hold Knowledge
We explore the tensions between truth and knowledge and humility in science and in faith.
Climate Dominion and Redemption: The Australian Bushfires
The bushfire season of 2019-2020 has been large and destructive. What can they teach us about our responsibility to the planet?