Sarah Eshleman

• Magazine Department Article

  The Truth, the Partial Truth, and Anything but the Truth

  

  Feb. 24, 2019 from Answers Magazine

  You might be surprised how many myths you accept as truth.

• Christians and Suicide Prevention

  

  June 9, 2018

  Though the Bible never explicitly commands, “Thou shalt not commit suicide,” it talks repeatedly about life and how we can best live it.

• Kids Article

  What Is Jesus Doing Now?

  

  April 18, 2018

  After Jesus rose from the grave, he appeared to the disciples and to hundreds of other people. Where is he now?

• Children Kids Article

  St. Bernards

  

  April 18, 2018

  St. Bernards are one of the largest dog breeds in the world! They weigh between 140 to 260 pounds and are 28–35 inches high.

• Children Kids Article

  Sheep

  

  April 17, 2018

  Sheep were some of the first animals to be tamed and used for man’s benefit. The Bible says that Abel, Adam’s second son, was “a keeper of sheep.”

• Children Kids Article

  Sparrows

  

  April 17, 2018

  As one of the most common birds in the world, sparrows live on every continent except Antarctica.

• Children Kids Article

  The Not-So-Nutty Habits of Squirrels

  

  March 26, 2018

  A close look past squirrels’ annoying habits reveals a creature designed by the Creator with some not-so-nutty—actually brilliant—behaviors.

• Children Kids Article

  Seeing the Glory of God in Scallop Eyes

  

  Jan. 25, 2018

  Soon we’ll be able to see distant galaxies the way a scallop might see them! Sadly, scientists still believe evolution is responsible for the scallop’s incredible eye. But random chance and natural processes over millions of years could not possibly be responsible for a design so precise and seamless.

• The Not-So-Nutty Habits of Squirrels

  

  Jan. 20, 2018

  A close look past squirrels’ annoying habits reveals a creature designed by the Creator with some not-so-nutty—actually brilliant—behaviors.

• Seeing the Glory of God in Scallop Eyes

  

  Jan. 17, 2018

  If you could look at a live scallop, you'd see its shell frilled with tentacles and a layer of flesh on the inside rim, edged with little dots—its eyes.

• How the Poinsettia Came to Brighten Christmas

  

  Dec. 12, 2017

  Few things signal the start of the Christmas season quite like the poinsettia, and December 12 is a day to celebrate it with National Poinsettia Day.

• Sloths: Slow on Purpose

  

  Oct. 20, 2017

  Turns out, the three-toed sloth is a complex creature that serves as a testimony to the resourceful and highly imaginative Creator God.

• What the Aliens Taught Us in Arrival

  

  Nov. 27, 2016

  Arrival is a movie about humanity, with the aliens as a background vehicle for a message about communication and the most powerful of weapons: words.

• Milking Roaches for All They’re Worth: An Unlikely Reminder of God’s Provision

  

  Oct. 18, 2016

  God’s creativity is as infinite as He is, and discoveries like the protein sequence in roach milk point back to our amazing Creator.

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