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Many Evangelicals worry that the science of human origins is at odds with core theological doctrines at the heart of Evangelical faith. But the situation is not as dire as some would claim.

Is the Incarnation believable? Mario Russo discusses the Church's role in helping others to experience the reality of Jesus in their lives through embodying Christ's message of love.

This series was written by historian Ted Davis, to address "the now-common view that the history of science and Christianity is one of ongoing, inevitable conflict."

A series of proposals about how specifically God might interact with his creation, both in its regularities and in miraculous events.

What happens when evolutionary creationists, old-earth creationists, and Southern Baptist theologians sit down publicly and talk about origins? At the 2014 meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, these three groups decided to find out. This four-part series is adapted from the three-hour dialogue, entitled "A Conversation on Origins".

Jeff Schloss generously shares his journey to Christ. He talks about how his life was forever changed by sharing a meal with a stranger, and what the love of God means to him.

Where do you find joy in your work? How does your work inspire worship? Christ-following scientists reflect on their professions.

Teacher Faith Tucker Stults discusses her career journey, and what teaching science in a Christian high school setting is like, and her approaches to important topics like the age of the universe.

Sy tells his story, from growing up in a nonreligious family to finding Christ in the midst of pursuing his scientific career.

Liam shares his journey from a young earth to evolutionary creation view, and his unique reflections as a Christ follower in the Reformed tradition.

Kyle tells the story of how his brother's study abroad program opened his eyes to seeing the call to serve creation in a new light and set him on a new path.

As bearers of God’s image, all people have the responsibility and privilege of caring for God’s creation.

If God is good, how can we account for the enormous amount of suffering caused by predation, disease, and natural disasters?

God is the creator and sustainer of all things, and evolution is the best scientific explanation for the relatedness of life on Earth.