How much truth is in the popular graphic above? How many assumptions? Does science (as opposed to scientism) support the assumptions and conclusions presented in this retelling of Edward Bullard’s original theory better than any other theory? Or, is this simply the best fit for a worldview dedicated to the altar of materialism? Friends, on the matter of the theory v. truth, if you have never really examined the subject, may I recommend that you start with this 2017 article in Forbes written by a PhD scientist and atheist:www.forbes.com/…/startswithabang/2017/11/22/scientific…/amp/ As always, you can email questions/comments to dankentucky@gmail.com Continue reading Pangea

Q: If there really was a global flood, then how could the water have covered Mt Everest?A: Why do you think Mt Everest was there when the flood occurred? Creation… The Fall… The Flood… Is it possible that these Genesis accounts are historically accurate, and not just legends from which we should find spiritual principles? Continue reading An Answer in a Question

Is what we see in this photo evidence of hundreds of millions of years of deposition and erosion? Or, is it better explained by a global flood and its aftermath? Are advocates of current profound age theories that beg the Genesis flood account for evidence from the geologic column simply missing the possibility that most of the geologic column IS the evidence of the Genesis flood? If the geologic column can be explained reasonably by a theory that matches the Genesis account of a global flood, then what would that mean to you for what the Bible says about human … Continue reading Choices in the Layering

Move in close to the fireMove in close to the fireYou’re the desire of my heart, the whisper in the breezeThe fire in the sun that watches over meYou are the God who knew my name before I ever breathedThe Maker of it all, You are everything to me… StillZealand Worship Continue reading Song for the Soul: Still

“In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”Jesus, in John 16:33 Some Christians will spend much of their lives in misery, in pain, in crushing poverty. Some will find trouble at every turn. Some will be martyred in horrific and cruel ways. Circumstances in this life will vary widely among followers of Christ. But, our hope is not in THIS life. We’re not Christians in order to experience a fantastic life of leisure and plenty. Our living hope is in the next life, where (regardless of our circumstances in this life) we will … Continue reading Trouble

For as many years as you are old, you’ve had put in front of you the idea that everything you see is the product of undirected chance, not God. It’s everywhere: In our popular forms of entertainment, throughout our education system, and woven into the fabric of our culture like a vine, stifling the confidence of the faithful. Genesis 1:1 says “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” Romans 1:20 tells us “For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities – His eternal power and divine nature – have been clearly seen, being understood from … Continue reading Highly Recommended: Lee Strobel’s The Case for a Creator

If you don’t accept the account of Creation, then you’ll eschew the Fall of Man. If there was no Biblical Garden of Eden, then there’s no sin forming a chasm between the created and their Creator, and there’s no need for a Savior. Rejecting selectively God’s Word in favor of Naturalism and Universalism leads to people espousing a “christ” publicly but rejecting the historic teachings of the real Jesus Christ in the same instant. There is a direct link between the influences of Naturalism and Universalism upon the Christian church in the West and the continuing Holocaust of the Unborn … Continue reading Creation, the Fall, and Salvation