Answers in Genesis Canada has been producing a series of videos documenting the rise of secular views on science and how it has undermined older, more Christian views on the subject. While at surface level it might sound like a conspiracy theory, something I am not personally apt towards, when you read the quotes from some of the biggest thinkers behind the movement, it becomes evident that many of them were not acting solely out of a "love for science". Instead of sharing ju

Recently, I heard some influencers (I’m not a fan of that term) mention a study. It showed that the most successful people share three traits. They had superiority complexes, high levels of insecurity, and strong impulse control. I'm not sure how scientific this finding is, but I suspect there is some truth to it. Think of some of the most worldly-successful people. A lot of them come across as egotistical, yet consistent in their work. But I got thinking about this in my own

For Friday's share of content, I'm pulling another blog out of the archives. This post highlights a moment I had last fall in Montana with my friend, Dean. We got hit by a late afternoon storm while by a river. It serves as a visual for the idea that God really does hem us in. In Psalm 139, David talks about this very idea. And what is his response? Praise (139:6, 17). May ours be likewise.