Logos for October 24, 2020--Genesis: A Scientific Account? Every so often we hear people make the comment that Genesis 1 and 2 is not a scientific account of Creation. What these people want to highlight is that Moses wrote these opening chapters in the Bible to teach us primarily about God and His relationship with us as our Creator. He was not trying to provide us with a comprehensive and detailed scientific description of how God created. It is also often pointed out that Moses was writing Genesis to a bunch of Hebrew former slaves, not to university-trained and scientifically-aware twenty-first century professionals.

Logos for October 17, 2020--Publishing: A Great Work. The great and wonderful work of the last gospel message is to be carried on now as it has never been before. The world is to receive the light of truth through an evangelizing ministry of the word in our books and periodicals. Our publications are to “show that the end of all things is at hand.” A vital part of the church’s mission at this crucial time in earth’s history is to circulate literature “as never before.”

Logos for October 10, 2020--Hope From God's Word During Covid-19. The ten bible verses to get you through Covid-19. Lockdowns, curfews and uncertainty may leave us feeling stressed, anxious or overwhelmed, but what does the bible have to say in response to these things?

Logos for October 3, 2020--Who Are You? In a Berlin Park the security guard challenged a scruffy figure slouching on a park bench: "Who Are You?" The scruffy man was the philosopher Schopenhauer, and he sadly replied, “I wish to God I knew.” Secular thought doesn’t help us much with understanding our identity. “The universe is nothing but a collection of atoms in motion, human beings are simply machines for propagating DNA,” says atheist professor Richard Dawkins, straying outside his specialty area of biology.

Logos for September 26, 2020--Faith in Times of Covid-19. Our local gym is closed because of the coronavirus, and my wife and I started to take walks around the neighborhood. In our afternoon walks, we’ve noticed that there are parents with strollers, families biking, adult and elderly couples exercising and others walking their dogs. It’s been very interesting, to observe their reactions when they see other people from afar, they immediately change direction, turn back, switch sidewalks, and the boldest divert ten feet from the other person; It’s like they’ve seen “the” imminent threat and they just want to get away as far as possible.