Tradition tells us that the third Gospel, Luke, was written by a physician. This seems likely when we pay attention to how carefully he tells the… read more
Atheists and agnostics often ask me if I am willing to allow possible scientific discoveries to falsify my Christian faith. They ask me to specify a… read more
TWR broadcasts the Gospel in over 270 languages and reaches people in approximately 190 countries, and in many of these languages and countries, we… read more
Martha’s brother Lazarus had been dead in his grave for several days. Although Martha had seen Jesus heal many in the past, she was doubtful… read more
In the parable of the prodigal son (see Luke 15:11-32), we learned yesterday that the love of the father drove him to extreme measures just to… read more
If the biblical God wants everyone to believe in him and potentially come into a saving relationship with him, then why does he seem—at least… read more
Kenneth R. SamplesScience and Faith Building Blocks
While popular culture ties baby chicks, bunnies, and colorful eggs to Easter, followers of Christ know that Easter is the celebration of the… read more
What would you think if you went to buy a car and the salesman said you’d either have to push the car everywhere you went or pay extra for an… read more
Last fall the announcement that phosphine was discovered in Venus's upper atmosphere stunned internet science geeks.1 This announcement generated… read more
Historically, the Sunday before Easter is celebrated as Palm Sunday, a day for the church to reflect on and celebrate the kingship of Jesus. Palm… read more