It might be strange to think of God needing to take a break, because He doesn’t.  But He not only rested on the first Sabbath, He also blessed that day and sanctified it.  The question for you and me is how should we treat the Sabbath in light of what we read in Genesis chapter two?  Ron shares the answer today as he continues his series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story."

What is it that makes human life sacred?  It’s not the fact that we are living, breathing, beings who live and die.  There is far more to it than that.  Today Ron continues his series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story,” with a powerful message about the sanctity of human life.  Along the way, Ron dives deeper into the reasons why this is true.  

No matter what you hear from the purveyors of cultural truth, human beings were and are the highest levels of God’s creation.  Today Ron continues his series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story.”  Today’s subject, and today’s question, is this, what does it mean to be created in the image of God?  How is it different from the creation of animals or the rest of God’s creation?  Answers are straight ahead. 

Hello and welcome to another Tuesday edition of Something Good with our friend and teacher, Dr. Ron Jones.  Well, the Bible tells us that God created the earth in six days, but there are still many questions surrounding the creation account.  Were they six 24-hour periods, or were they longer?  How long has the Earth been here?  Did dinosaurs exist, and were they around when people roamed the Earth?  Answers come your way next, as Ron continues his series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story.”  

How much faith does it take to believe God created the heavens and the Earth?  Not as much as it takes to believe He didn’t.  It’s not only the heavens that declare God’s glory.  Think about fingerprints, retina scans, DNA, each unique to one specific individual.  Surely this was no accident.  Surely this is God’s creation.  Today Ron continues his series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story.”    

In just a few moments, Ron will take us to Genesis chapter one to answer some questions about the creation story.  How old is the Earth?  Did God create it in six literal days?  Was there a long period of time between verse one and verse two?  Answers come your way next, as Ron continues his series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story”.  

In just a few moments, Ron will take us to Genesis chapter one to answer some questions about the creation story.  How old is the Earth?  Did God create it in six literal days?  Was there a long period of time between verse one and verse two?  Answers come your way next, as Ron continues his series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story”.  

For the past two days, Ron has been sharing with us all the reasons why he, and really, why any Christian man or woman, believes in creation.  Other theories abound, most notably Darwin’s theory of evolution.  Today Ron moves ahead to another fascinating question, how long were the days of creation?  Were they 24-hour days as we know them, or were they longer?  It’s all part of his continuing series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story,” and it starts right now. 

There are seven billion people on the planet, each with unique fingerprints, unique retina scans, unique DNA.  And yet, the scientific community wants you to believe it all happened by accident.  When it comes to the origin of man, there’s no such thing as irrefutable proof.  But as Ron continues his series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story,” today, you’ll discover that there’s far more proof for creation than there is evolution.  In fact, evolution has no proof at all. 

As miraculous as it sounds, and it was miraculous, the creation account in God’s Word might be the least miraculous explanation of our existence.  The one thing we can all agree upon is that we’re all here.  That is without dispute.  But when looking for answers as to how we got here in the first place … every last one of them are hard to believe.  What makes the Bible’s creation account by far the most believable?  Answers to that question and more come your way starting today, as Ron begins his series, “Imago Dei: The Image of God in the Creation Story.”