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Moonshot: What Barth, Tillich, and Tozer Thought of the Space Age
CT’s 1958 interview provides some bearing on today's missions to the sun, Mars and beyond.
Douglas Estes|July 17, 2019
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Are We the Ultraviolet Light of the World? Or the X-Rays?
An astronomer ponders one of Jesus' most memorable sayings.
Efrain Gautzz|March 08, 2019
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Why Does the Red Planet Call to Us?
What space exploration tells us about human curiosity, from Eden to Mars.
Douglas Estes|September 20, 2018
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The Exoplanets Declare the Glory of God
TRAPPIST-1 is not our new home. The Creator declared it good anyway.
Douglas Estes|March 14, 2017
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The Cosmos Is Vaster than the Ancients Imagined
Looking at the stars is always humbling. Wrong understandings of their movement are even more so.
Chad Meeks|September 23, 2016
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What Kind of Astronomical Marvel was the Star of Bethlehem?
And was it even a star? A biblical scholar investigates the mysterious object that guided the Magi to Jesus.
Interview by Greg Cootsona|November 23, 2015
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O Subtle Star of Bethlehem
Theory suggests wise men saw something big in something little.
Gordon Govier|December 22, 2014
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How Culture Shapes Scientists' Thinking About God's Planet
Former Harvard astronomer Owen Gingerich challenges the notion that religion and science inhabit separate spheres.
Interview by Tim Stafford|October 21, 2014
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Earthrise
The day our view of the world changed
Jim Killam|October 02, 2014
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Who Would Buy a One-Way Ticket to Mars?
Out-of-this world commitment from people who seem less committed than ever.
Stephanie Rische, guest writer|July 24, 2013
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