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Covering a flat surface with some pattern of geometric shapes with no overlaps or gaps is called tiling. Tiling shows up in many places, from the tiles on our kitchen floors to bees’ honeycombs. They generally have a pleasing, even fascinating, quality, and their regularity often expresses some natural harmony.



The most familiar kinds of tiling, such as covering a floor with squares that meet edge-to-edge, are examples of p... More...

Since man was created intelligent and told to fill the earth, it should be no surprise to us that ancient man explored and navigated around the world. Read More
Answering objections to how Noah was able to make the Ark waterproof.
Ancient man was not unintelligent. Humans were created in God’s image and have been using their minds to accomplish great things since the very beginning. Read More
Mankind did not evolve but was made in the image of the Creator. It’s no surprise our ancestors used their God-given intellects to accomplish great feats. Read More
Evolution claims human society evolved into more complex forms. But the evidence instead shows complex civilizations arising around the world—at the same time! Read More
Did you know there was an empire that ruled North America before the Europeans arrived? Read More
According to man’s ideas about history, humans evolved from ape-like creatures and were originally primitive and unintelligent. Read More
How might ecosystem functioning have differed before the Fall?
The Bible provides all the necessary assumptions, but atheistic evolution can’t.
Jesus said humans were created at the beginning; evolutionists say we didn’t arrive until billions of years after the big bang. Read More
All last week, I answered common questions about Noah’s ark. But is there any evidence there really was a global flood and a Noah’s ark? Read More
A recent article highlights the release of Charley, an “abortion bot” designed to “help people find accessible healthcare” (a euphemism for killing a baby). Read More
There are many good arguments against abortion. A Belgian doctor writes in with another one.
What implications does chaos theory have for our understanding of creation?
We shouldn’t be surprised when archaeology confirms God’s Word. After all, God’s Word is true, so this is exactly what we should expect! Read More


Have you ever wondered why a sunset on a beach is captivating, snowcapped mountains are breathtaking, and a valley filled with wildflowers is enchanting?



Scripture, as a whole, teaches that God brought the universe and everything in it into existence to magnify His own glory. The creation of all these things serves as a testament to His glory, love, grace, mercy, wisdom, power, and goodness (see

While in Dallas this summer, I had the privilege of sitting down with Allie Beth Stuckey, host of the popular podcast Relatable, to record a two-part series. Read More
Cultures all around the world have legends of dragons. Their art features some of these creatures, recognizable as brachiosaurs, stegosaurs, or other dinosaurs. Read More
Is secular ‘science’ the final authority for a Christian, or the Bible?
The father of bacteriology was motivated by his faith in the Creator. Read More
When scientific overconfidence leads to disaster. Read More
Experts are stunned at the breathtaking skills of ancient cave artists that show ancient man not ‘less evolved’
A useful aspect of modern scientific research is the peer review process. Scientists write articles on the status of their research and submit them to peer-reviewed scientific journals to be published for others to read and use. If their research is accepted, the research is given attention by the public, which helps the scientist gain credibility and financial support for further research. Before an article can be accepted, however, a handful of independent scientists who are knowledgeable about the subject read and critique the article. Read More
Should Christians refrain from painting and publishing illustrations of dinosaurs and humans together because “it makes us look crazy”? On the contrary, since “a picture is worth a thousand words,” and since the “thousand words” upon which “this picture” is based are true, it’s very appropriate for people to hear and see the truth—a truth that ultimately testifies to the greatness of the Creator. Watch video