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Back to SearchGod of Creation: Whales
A whale looks like a fish until you notice what it has to do every few minutes just to live: surface, breathe, and refill an oxygen supply that keeps…
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God of Creation: Chromosomes
Life looks simple from a distance, but get close enough and it becomes staggering. We start with a strange, almost forgotten word, protoplasm, the li…
5 months, 1 week ago
God of Creation: A New Creature
God doesn’t only show up in rainbows and orchids. We argue He’s present in the places we avoid, the messy corners of life, and even the “garbage can”…
5 months, 2 weeks ago
God of Creation: Atmosphere and Atoms
Fourteen tons of air presses on your body at sea level and you don’t even feel it. That single fact opens a door into a bigger question we can’t igno…
5 months, 2 weeks ago
God of Creation: Are You Really You?
If every cell in your body is slowly being replaced, why do you still wake up certain that you are the same “you” who lived ten, twenty, even forty y…
5 months, 2 weeks ago
God of Creation: Every Man a Miracle
Your next “miracle” might not be something you see on a stage, it might be your next heartbeat. Brother James takes a hard look at the human body and…
5 months, 2 weeks ago
God of Creation: Plant World (Part 3)
A tree can look like it’s dying in autumn while it’s quietly preparing for spring. That single detail opens a much bigger question: are the systems i…
5 months, 2 weeks ago
God of Creation: Plant World (Part 2)
Trees move water from soil to the topmost leaf without anything like household plumbing, and the deeper you look the stranger it gets. I’m Brother Ja…
5 months, 3 weeks ago
God of Creation: Plant World (Part 1)
A green leaf is doing more chemistry than most labs, and you’re breathing the results. We follow the plant world from Genesis to everyday life and as…
5 months, 3 weeks ago
God of Creation: Waterworks
Water is so common that we forget how strange it is and how perfectly suited it is for life. We start with what you can see with your own eyes: dew t…
5 months, 3 weeks ago