Why were humans created? Some faiths think we're here to serve the gods. What about Christianity? See Andy Crouch dive into Genesis in pursuit of human purpose.

Former NFL Player Leonce Crump dives into the gaps of various scientific theories regarding the origin of life and explains why he believes in creation.

Does believing in science require just as much faith as religion? Corey Widmer explores the faith it takes to believe in God and not believe in him. Watch now.

Are science and faith mutually exclusive or can they coexist? James Choung explores the difference between science and religion. Are they contradictory? Watch.

Does science point to the existence of God? John Burke examines evidence that suggests we are the product of intelligent design.

Our identity is grounded in our roots. But where did we really come from? Read an article about God, creation, and finding your meaning and purpose.

What is a human being? How does a human being make sense of life's mysteries and big questions? Here are 3 narratives to consider.

How old is the earth? How, exactly, did creation happen? Christian answers differ. In this article, take a look at three Christian views of creation.

Could science and faith be complementary? Find out more about what Christians think and what the Bible says regarding science and faith.

What is the origin of life? What roles did science and creation play? Learn more about the origin of life.

What does the Big Bang tell us? Science gives us some intriguing data to evaluate. Learn more here about the the Big Bang and the existence of God.

The Big Bang—you've heard the phrase. But what is the Big Bang, exactly? Take a deeper look at the Big Bang and what it means for the creation story.

Should Christians care about the environment? God created the world and has plans to redeem all the earth. Why does it matter how we treat it? Find out.

Evolution. Intelligent design. Darwinism. Creationism. There are so many theories for how we came to be. Read about chance and evolution in this article.