Stacia McKeever

Stacia has worked for Answers in Genesis–US since 1997, when she graduated from Clearwater Christian College with a BS in biology and BA in psychology. She is the author of Crafted by God and Why is Keiko Sick? and has written for Answers magazine, the AiG website, the New Answers Book, and other publications. Her curriculum credits include the Answers for Kids Bible Curriculum and The Pilgrim's Progress All-in-One Curriculum. Stacia has spoken and written on the topic of disability since her oldest son was diagnosed with a genetic condition called Williams syndrome. Since 2008, she has served as the project manager for the Answers VBS program.

Stacia lives in a home in a holler with her husband and three sons. They have a dozen chickens (depending on the day) and several hundred thousand bees. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, reading, and writing, but not exercising.

Latest Articles by Stacia McKeever

• Movie Review: Evan Almighty

  June 23, 2007
• Chronology Conundrums

  Sept. 14, 2006

  Some have claimed that the Bible contradicts itself.

• Seven C’s of History

  May 20, 2004

  Most people look at the Bible as a book that contains many interesting stories and theological teaching. While this is true, the Bible is so much more!

• Creationists Need Bones

  Aug. 4, 2003

  Joe Taylor is the owner and curator of the Mt Blanco Fossil Museum and is known as one of the foremost fossil restorationists. Yet, Joe Taylor is also a creationist!

• Creation Evangelism in Peru

  June 9, 2003

  Answers in Genesis is excited to hear how the Lord is raising up people all around the world, including Peru, to proclaim the message that God’s Word is true from the beginning.

• After Eden Turns 100!

  Jan. 28, 2002

  For over two years, visitors to answersingenesis.org have enjoyed a laugh (and received biblically sound teaching) on Mondays when a new After Eden debuts.

• So You Want to Be a “Creation Scientist”

  Jan. 24, 2002

  AiG receives numerous requests from students wanting to know how they can train to be “creation scientists.” We usually offer the following guidelines to these enquiring minds:

• So, You’re Looking for a College . . .

  Jan. 4, 2002

  Whichever school and desired field of study you choose, keep in mind that the facts (or “evidence”) you hear about do not speak for themselves.

• Chemistry Teacher Resigns Amid Persecution

  Sept. 18, 2001

  Jefferson High School (in Indiana, USA) has a penchant for making the news.

• AiG Now Ministers to Millions in the Far East!

  Sept. 10, 2001

  Answers in Genesis had been searching for some way to minister to the over one billion people who speak Chinese.

• Limiting Exposure

  July 23, 2001

  Science standards for Pennsylvania schools that have been three years in the works were finally approved by the state Board of Education on 13 July, 2001, but not before generating much controversy.

• AiG Staff and Books Work “Off the Clock”

  July 7, 2001

  Working at Answers in Genesis provides our staff with many opportunities for sharing the truth of God’s Word — both on the job and ‘off the clock.’

• When Does “Day” Mean “Day”?

  June 25, 2001

  Many people continue to question our all-knowing God when He says He created in six normal-length days and rested on the seventh.

• More than Just Bible Stories

  Feb. 26, 2001

  In many church settings, Bible stories are taught as just that—stories, nice accounts that, although they may have a moral message, have no real bearing on the world around us.

• “Does God Exist?”

  Feb. 13, 2001

  Whether by email, regular mail, phone call, or speaking engagement, there are several questions Answers in Genesis can predict will be asked at some point.

• Magazine Article

  The Slippery Slide to Unbelief

  June 1, 2000, pp. 8–13

  If we re-interpret God’s Word in Genesis to fit man’s fallible opinion, it would be consistent to apply this hermeneutic elsewhere—even Christ’s Resurrection.

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