March–April 2018

The beach beckons us with its seashells. More than just ornate collectables, they testify to the Creator’s lavish provision for even the lowliest creatures. The Creator designed shells with mind-boggling features evolution can’t begin to explain.

Features

• Magazine Article

  Shells—The Ultimate Beach House

  

  March 1, 2018, pp. 54–63

  Next time you’re at the beach and see a shell, let your mind wander. Consider how much careful design went into making this wonderful home for even the tiniest, most insignificant animal. If God cared so much for an animal’s temporary home on earth, how much does he care for you?

• Magazine Article

  Are We Really That Different?

  

  Feb. 11, 2018, pp. 64–70

  The latest craze is to learn what DNA tests reveal about family heritage. When an adoptive Christian family decided to look beneath the surface, however, they discovered a more amazing truth, providing powerful evidence that we are all one race, or “one blood,” just as the Bible teaches.

• Magazine Article

  Saturn—Jewel in the Creator’s Showcase

  

  Feb. 18, 2018, pp. 72–76

  The $3.26 billion Cassini-Huygens mission, launched in 1997, was a resounding success. It vastly improved our understanding of Saturn. The space probe Cassini’s most amazing discovery didn’t make the headlines: the clear testimony to Saturn’s young age and the fact that it had a Creator.

Departments

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  Publisher’s Pen

  p. 10

  In the spring of 1988, God used South Korea to transform my view of others.

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  In the Beginning

  pp. 12–13

  Many Christians have a different principle for interpreting Genesis 1–11 than they do for the rest of God’s Word.

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  Creation Basics

  pp. 15–17

  The claim that biblical creationists reject natural selection is based on an outdated notion.

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  Creation on Display

  pp. 19–28

  Watch out—this critter’s outrageous hairdo is more than a fashion statement.

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  Science in Perspective

  pp. 31–42

  Understanding science from a Biblical worldview

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  Bible & Culture

  pp. 45–51

  Connecting the Bible to life

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  Speak Up

  pp. 78–81

  A history of pervasive secularism has left Slavic people hungry for the truth about the Creator and his salvation.

• Online Extras

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