Whole Gospel To Whole World
In the incredible world of insects, entomologists are continually astounded by their remarkable designs and intricate physiology. Scientists emphasize the exquisite design of insect ears, finely attuned to detect various signals such as potential mates, rival males, or predators. This reminds me of Psalm 104:24:"How many are your works, Lord! In wisdom you made them... Continue Reading →
Introduction In 1982, Dr. Dan Shechtman, a scientist driven by curiosity and a passion for exploration, made a discovery that challenged the very foundations of science. His observation under an electron microscope revealed a pattern of material with a crystal structure that defied the long-standing belief that all crystals consist of repeating, periodic patterns. Dr.... Continue Reading →
Introduction Sunflowers (Helianthus annuus) are not just captivating with their vibrant blooms; they also showcase a remarkable biomechanism known as heliotropism. Dr. Jim Johnson from the Institute for Creation Research (ICR) highlights the divine design behind sunflowers, explaining how their physiology is engineered to continuously track the sun, maximizing the benefits of sunlight for photosynthesis.... Continue Reading →
Introduction Recently, a fascinating discovery in Iceland has raised intriguing questions that challenge conventional scientific explanations. Fossils of various plant species, including lignite, have been found trapped between layers of lava on this remote island. The presence of these ancient plants has left scientists puzzled, as they appear to have arrived on Iceland from distant... Continue Reading →
In the vast and mysterious world of creation, we find countless examples of God's intricate design, even in the most unexpected places. While plants may not be considered "alive" in the biblical sense, they are complex organisms with remarkable features that speak to the wisdom and creativity of our Creator, Jesus Christ. One such marvel... Continue Reading →
In the vast expanse of our solar system, Jupiter's moon Ganymede stands out as an enigmatic celestial body. On June 7, 2021, NASA's Juno spacecraft ventured closer to Ganymede than any previous spacecraft had ever dared. This moon, the largest in our solar system and even larger than Mercury, has intrigued scientists for years, primarily... Continue Reading →
Frontal, parietal, occipital, and temporal. These four lobes of the brain are really quite simple. The frontal lobe involves memory and problem solving. It is, in theory, the latest evolving. The parietal is above the temporal and behind the frontal lobe station. It controls both sensory and spatial orientation. The occipital is the smallest lobe of them all.... Continue Reading →
"For in him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things have been created through him and for him." -Colossians 1:16 Did you know approximately 7 billion billion billon atoms are in your body? This number is virtually incomprehensible to... Continue Reading →
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