The first sermon in this series started exploring this passage by looking at how Jesus is the Lord of Creation. Part two is titled "Jesus is Lord of New Creation." My goal for this sermon is to paint ...

Christmas is here, but many may not know of the traditional Christian view of how and why Christmas is so joyful. The events of Christmas are, of course, described in the Bible. Joy comes from ...

Growing up in rural South Carolina, I remember checking the ripeness of blackberries that grew along the highway during the long summer months. "Blackberry Time" typically starts the second week of ...

Today's chapter is Matthew 14. In this chapter we'll see Jesus feed 5,000 men besides women and children - conservative estimates put the number at nearly 12,000 - and walk on water as if it was dry ...

With thousands of faithful gathered in St. Peter’s Square for the Sunday Angelus, Pope Benedict XVI focused his address on Sunday’s Mass reading from the Gospel of St. Mark. While creation is ...

In the United States, we are well into the Fall. Also known as Autumn. Now, I know that not everyone listening to the daily Examen podcast is in the U.S., or even in the Northern Hemisphere. Whenever ...

Yesterday at Biologos there appeared a short video featuring one Aaron Daly, a young-earth creationist. In the video he explains his views on theology and science and how he came to believe what he ...