We can say we value science over religion, but the truth is that we have simply replaced one religious system of beliefs with another. The way God made us, we cannot escape the requirement to put our faith in something. I choose God and the Bible. How about you?

I believe it is a great idea for us followers of Christ to make it a practice to be present where people gather with the express purpose of seeing what God might do.

When we interpret the Word of God, it is important that we allow it to speak for itself instead of twisting its meaning to fit a preferred paradigm. Let us not resort to word games as we search for truth, even if that search leads us away from long cherished presuppositions.

Those who believe that the Bible's description of the earth and heavens is true understand that God's throne is located above the dome of the firmament.

If the earth is a sphere, with no absolute "up," Jesus' resurrected physical body could not possible be seen by everyone at once. Since we dare not nullify God's Word to suit a pagan notion of the nature of the cosmos, we accept that up means up for everyone at the same time. This requires us to accept the Bible's teaching about the nature of the world in which we live.

We proclaim Christ’s victory over demonic oppression, thereby releasing his authority to set captives free. The Holy Spirit then enforces what we say and makes it happen. He is the power behind the authority.

The incommunicable attributes of God are qualities he possesses that we do not share.

The lure of "outer space" is a grand deception whereby Satan has convinced us that the place of judgment is somewhere we need to go and conquer.

One of the great con jobs of the last 500 years was the Copernican Revolution and all that followed. The devil tempted us once again to throw aside the confines of God's words written in the Bible and to embark on the thrilling journey of figuring out the cosmos for ourselves.

A proper understanding of the creation provides a proper understanding of God. A skewed understanding of creation gives us a warped view of God that can produce a false understanding of who we are.