This was the title of a blog post by my good friend and colleague at Answers in Genesis, Stacia. I’ve shared her insightful blog posts several times in the past on my blog. Stacia’s son Kieran has Williams Syndrome. …
Just a few short weeks ago, Answers in Genesis sponsored the second annual Answers for Women conference. I was thrilled to see that our attendance had doubled this year! Women traveled from Florida, Connecticut, and Kansas—a total of 18 states …
I hope you’ve enjoyed the blog posts over the last few weeks regarding our Answers for Women conference on May 3–4 at the Creation Museum. Earlier this week, my daughter helped me record a promo for the conference that I …
At this year’s conference I will be debuting two new presentations that are very relevant to the authority of Scripture in today’s world. They are both presentations that have been percolating in my mind for a while now, so I’m …
We are so pleased to have Mary Mohler returning this year to present at the “Answers for Women” conference. Mary is the wife of Dr. Albert Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. She is the founder …
Since coming to Answers in Genesis, I have been deeply burdened to teach and equip women to defend God’s Word effectively. I knew all too well the problems with many Christian women’s conferences and resources. What they serve is kind …
Over the Christmas break as I was waiting on my daughter to choose some books from our local library, I was intrigued when I saw a book titled My Life without God. The book is an autobiography written by William …
A new website devoted to kids and sponsored by the American Humanist Association (AHA) says “Yes” to this blog post’s title. The homepage of the site states,
Welcome to Kids Without God, a site for the millions of young people
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Four years ago, I wrote an article titled “A Poke in the Eye? Lenski and the adaptive acrobatics of E. coli.” The article highlighted the work of evolutionary biologist Richard Lenski and his discovery of bacteria that had …
I mentioned in Tuesday’s blog that my dad was sorting through some old things that had belonged to his parents. During the sorting, he came across a letter that his father had sent to him while he served in the …
