The Christmas season often brings messages of Jesus’ birth, but are they connecting with an increasingly skeptical culture? Why should people trust the account of Bethlehem, angels, and shepherds if they’ve been told Genesis is merely a myth? The true foundation of Christmas isn’t in Luke 2 but in Genesis, where humanity’s need for a Saviour began with Adam’s sin and its consequence: death.

Bodie Hodge challenges Christians to address these foundational issues, showing how Genesis explains the bad news—sin and death—so people can grasp the good news of Christ’s birth, life, and ultimate sacrifice.

👉 Original article: Making the Christmas Sermon Relevant for Today’s Culture

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Is Christmas rooted in pagan traditions? Should Christians celebrate it? These questions spark debate among believers, but the answers lie in a careful examination of history and Scripture. The claim that December 25th is a borrowed pagan festival is challenged by evidence pointing to its roots in early Christian observances and Jewish traditions.

Rather than avoiding celebrations due to perceived pagan connections, Christians are reminded of their liberty in Christ, as guided by Scripture. Dr Jonathan Sarfati explores these ideas, addressing misconceptions with logical and historical clarity, and encouraging believers to consider the true significance of celebrating Christ’s birth.

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At the heart of the origin-of-life question lies an intricate puzzle: how could the building blocks of life — DNA, RNA, and proteins — have come together without intelligent guidance? Without both DNA and proteins present, neither can function to create a living cell, leading to a “chicken-and-egg” dilemma that challenges purely natural explanations.

Dr Don Batten dives into the science behind these questions, exploring the barriers to life’s spontaneous origin and examining claims that evolution bypasses the origin issue. His analysis reveals that life’s complexity, from amino acid chirality to the programming of DNA, remains an unsolved mystery, echoing the need for an intelligent Creator.

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An ancient Egyptian toothpaste recipe, written on papyrus in the 4th century AD, has been discovered in Austria’s National Library. With ingredients like mint, salt, pepper grains, and dried iris flower, the formula was far ahead of its time, even compared to what was used until Colgate’s first toothpaste in 1873. Modern research has revealed that iris is an effective agent against gum disease, adding further intrigue to this ancient creation.

Dr David Catchpoole explores how such discoveries challenge the view that early humans were primitive, offering insights from a biblical perspective on human ingenuity.

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Biblical geology provides a simpler history of Earth, interpreting rock layers through major events like the Creation and the Flood, challenging the assumption of slow, gradual processes over millions of years.

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The connection between creation ministry and global outreach runs deeper than many realize. Ministries that uphold biblical creation play a vital role in fueling the efforts of Christians to meet both spiritual and physical needs around the world. By helping people trust the authority of Scripture, creation teaching inspires missionaries, strengthens churches, and supports charitable work that reaches the most vulnerable. This approach lays the foundation for deeper, lasting conversions and effective outreach in places where the truth of the Bible is under attack.

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Jesus is called “The Word”. Over and over God’s Word is equated with God Himself—to love God’s Word is to love God. But out of all the media through which God might have given us His revelation, why did He choose a written medium?

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Evolution: the naturalistic origin of life and its diversity. The General Theory of Evolution, as acknowledged by prominent evolutionists, includes the origin of life. Take the question evolution quiz.

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A recent Australian research study on how crocodile carcasses decompose in water has important implications for fossilization.

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