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Our June Issue: What's Mine Is Not Mine
Andy Olsen | May 17, 2019
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God Loves Protected Species. And the Poachers Who Kill Them.
A theocentric conservation effort looks out for both man and nature.
Eli Knapp | May 17, 2019
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Oil Is a Gift from God. Are We Squandering It?
What the church can do when the world’s had too much of a good thing.
Ken Baake | May 17, 2019
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When Loving Your Neighbor Means Fighting Hookworm in Alabama
In the Black Belt—once cleared for cotton plantations—rural black communities suffer the consequences of poor land stewardship.
Nadia Whitehead | March 20, 2019
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Can Restoring the Jordan River Build Peace in the Holy Land?
Christians explore how ecological work can support the gospel mission.
Elyse Durham | February 15, 2019
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What Trees Teach Us about Life, Death, and Resurrection
Other than God and people, they’re the most mentioned living thing in the Bible.
Matthew Sleeth | September 20, 2018
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Creation Groans, but God Hears: Many Species Face ‘Thinning of Life’
On World Wildlife Day, conservationists reflect on biblical ways of dealing with eco-anxiety.
Cara Daneel | March 02, 2018
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Understanding God’s Control When You’re a Climate Scientist
A geophysicist on balancing God’s sovereignty over nature with human understanding of weather.
Interview by Rebecca Randall | December 21, 2017
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Sufjan Stevens’ ‘Planetarium’ Charts a God-Sustained Cosmos
The singer-songwriter’s latest collaboration sets a distinctly biblical course through the Created Order.
Casey Spinks | August 31, 2017
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Thoughts on Discipleship from a Marine Conservationist
Why changing hearts is hard and how Christ overcomes that.
Cara Daneel | August 30, 2017
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