Unlock the Bible

Resolving tensions between Scripture and science requires viewing biblical accounts—like Creation and Joshua halting the sun—through God’s timeless perspective and original historical contexts.

Distinct from animals, humans uniquely possess an immortal spirit designed for eternity with God. Scripture, culture, and science all reflect this inner desire to transcend physical mortality.

While culture and theology debate whether destiny is predetermined or self-made, Scripture balances God’s supreme sovereignty with human responsibility, leaving believers to navigate where divine authority meets choice.

Lot’s wife turning to salt shows judgment paired with warning and mercy. Driven by attachment to Sodom, her fate warns against lingering affection for what God calls us to leave.

Rather than impulsive destruction, Noah’s flood was God’s righteous judgment of persistent human corruption—preceded by patient warnings and accompanied by a way of escape.