When science and faith overlap, how do you know which one is right? In this session of “Science & Faith,” we’ll address a few of the most common battlegrounds between the Bible and the microscope by explaining what kinds of truth each source focuses on.

Pastor Chris responds to questions inspired by session 2 of the series, Science & Faith.

This week's questions:

• If God made the universe, who made God? How did He become God, and how is He both "Alpha and Omega?"
• How do we know for sure which passages from the Bible are literal and which are poetic?
• If Jesus referenced Bible characters like Noah and Jonah, doesn't that mean they're real people?

The Bible has some seriously weird descriptions - talking snakes, ten-headed monsters, angels covered in eyeballs. How is an educated person supposed to take it seriously? In this week’s talk, we’ll look at the artistic language of the Bible, and how something can be truthful even if it’s not literal.

Pastor Chris responds to questions inspired by session 2 of the series, Science & Faith.

This week's questions:

• Why do some people "experience" God, while others don't, even if they want to?
• The origin of life points toward intelligent design, but why would that indicate the God of the Bible, and not a different deity/intelligence?

No matter what your view of the world is, it requires faith - but it shouldn’t be blind faith. In this week’s talk we’ll look at the value and necessity of basing what you believe on evidence.

Pastor Chris Clark offers his perspective on your questions related to science and faith.

Science & Faith continues this Sunday with a fresh look at the value of basing what you believe on evidence.

Guest speaker Dr. Mike Tenneson and Pastor Chris Clark offer perspective on your questions related to science and faith.

Science & Faith continues this Sunday with a fresh look at the value of basing what you believe on evidence.

Biologist and intelligent design advocate Dr. Mike Tenneson explains how science and faith are not opposed to each other, but rather, depend on each other for a full understanding of the world.

If you’re a christian, you know you *should* read the Bible, but sometimes it feels like such a chore! In this weeks talk, we’ll show you how changing your expectations and approach can breathe new life into studying the Bible.

God has a lot to say to humanity, but not everyone's ready or able to hear it. In this week's talk, we'll show you how to develop a spiritual sense of hearing.

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