An introduction the the argument from design and a review of the point and purpose of apologetics in general.

A nice summary of the aseity or self existence of God and the nature of saving faith.

We continued our review of the 6 classic Biblical views of creation and had a healthy discussion on theistic evolution and whether or not it was a form of determinism, fatalism, or dualism. We also discussed the theological importance of affirming a historical Adam.

An outline of three major moral foundations ordained by God in Genesis 1 and 2 followed by an overview of six different creation views held by Biblical Christians.

An outline of three major moral foundations ordained by God in Genesis 1 and 2 followed by an overview of six different creation views held by Biblical Christians.

Another eclectic discussion with the group covering several topics including epistemology, language and communication, the significance of Hebrew names, and the meaning of the word "yom" in creation.

How do we reconcile scientific evidence with the Bible, evolution and creation, faith and reason? What about the tension between the second law of thermodynamics and our mandate, as image bearers of God, to help bring order out of chaos?

In Gen 1:5, God calls the light day and the darkness light In this podcast, we discuss the significance of names and what it means to "fear" the Lord.

We shift our focus from a scientific to a theological viewpoint. Our discussion centers on our new creation in Christ using 2 Cor 4:6 as the text.

We shift our focus from a scientific to a theological viewpoint. Our discussion centers on our new creation in Christ using 2 Cor 4:6 as the text.