The 104th Psalm extols the wonders of God's creation, and we know that all creation rejoices in its Creator. But have you ever considered the pride God takes in the things that He's made?

No matter how far science progresses, it will never be able to answer two of life's most important questions . . . who created the earth . . . and why did He create it?

Understanding and believing the doctrine of creation in the book of Genesis is foundational in accepting that the Holy Bible is to be taken seriously when it speaks to the real world.

Did you know that some of the most severe critics of evolution are not Christians, not creationists, but leading scholars - non-believing scholars - who say the scientific evidence simply doesn't support evolution? Chip explains that the premise that science and faith are mutually exclusive is patently false!

Creation versus evolution: the never-ending debate, right? So many want us to believe that science and faith are incompatible. But what if they're not? What if science actually supports faith and what if faith actually informs science? Chip provides helpful insight to the current debate, in a time when the disagreements are more intense than ever.

In the covenant of creation, Adam functioned not only as an individual before God but ultimately as a representative of the entire human race. Today, R.C. Sproul discusses the implications that this covenant has for all people today.

Through faith in Christ, we leave a life of sin and judgment and enter into a life of pardon and forgiveness. Today, Sinclair Ferguson reveals how, in union with Christ, we begin to experience the reversal of the horrors caused by Adam's fall.

Because our world is not a cosmic accident, neither are we. Today, R.C. Sproul takes us to the opening verses of the Bible, showing that God's account of creation lays the groundwork for our understanding of the world and our place in it.