I was recently discussing the topic of creation and evolution with an employee at a local retail store. The lady told me that her husband was an atheist and that they did not attend church. My reasoning for divine creation was based on how that which exists cannot come from nothing. In technical terms, this is called the teleological argument. Simply put, anything with design demands a designer. Probably the most well-known “teleological” defense came from William Paley in hi

Every Olympic event has specific rules by which the athletes are required to adhere to while competing. There are all sorts of regulations, ranging from the type of equipment used, personal conduct, to the use of performance enhancing drugs. If a competitor violates one of those rules they can be disqualified from an event, stripped of any medals won, and even barred from future competition. Winning the gold and wearing the proverbial “crown” as champion of their sport is the

February 11th marks twenty-eight years since Nelson Mandela was freed from prison in Cape Town, South Africa. The civil rights icon had spent nearly three decades behind bars after being sentenced to life in 1964 along with other African National Congress members. Most of his time was served in the horrendous Robben Island prison, which has been called South Africa’s Alcatraz. Freedom was granted early in 1990, when newly elected President F.W. de Klerk, who vowed to end apar

Watch brother Joseph's lesson from Sunday on God is Able & Available taken from Psalm 46.

An estimated 110 million people will watch this year’s Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles. While that number has declined some over the last few years, it is still an enormous audience and will be the largest viewed television program of the year. Companies will pay $5 million for a thirty second advertisement. According to the National Retail Federation, Americans will spend an estimated $15.5 billion on items related to the big game. Hyp