Earth Day Reflection
            Currently, I'm sitting in a lawn chair on my porch with my sleeves rolled up taking in the sounds...
        
            Creation care and the call to ecological stewardship
            What does it mean to be stewards of God's creation? It's a hard topic to discuss these days. The...
        
            Christianity and the "evolution question": two perspectives
            How should Christians approach the question of Creation and evolution? It's a controversy that's...
        
            Christian perspective on the heavens: the Leonid Meteor Shower 
            If you needed an excuse to get out of the house early this morning, it doesn't get much better...
        
            Should Christians do their Best to Eat Only Organic Foods?
            I took an introductory level cooking class a few days ago at our local university. The course's...
        
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	First day in the Bible - a Christian perspective
	
				
		In the creation story, God creates lightness and darkness and relegates them to morning and evening. Through this he creates what we call the first day.
			
	
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%201:5&version=NIV
	A Brand New You - #5710
	
				
		It may be that you've missed the imperative Jesus gave us to "repent" when we come to Him. It would be easy to miss; nobody talks much about repenting these days. But it still matters just as much to Jesus. And your failure to really repent may explain your constant spiritual roller coaster, your recurring doubts about whether or not you really belong to Jesus.
			
	
http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-most-important-relationship/a-brand-new-you-...
	Creation groans in the Bible - a Christian perspective
	
				
		Paul writes that all of creation has been groaning as if it was giving labor awaiting the day that God brings restoration to the earth and adopts all of his children as heirs to his kingdom.
			
	
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%208:22&version=NIV
	Herb in the Bible - a Christian perspective
	
				
		The vegetation of the world was given to be food for man. Here, God presents His creation to the newly created Adam and Eve, giving them charge over it and responsibility for it.
			
	
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%201:29&version=KJV
	God in the Bible: Genesis 1:1
	
				
		"In the beginning...." What an amazing introduction to the God of the Bible. This brief verse tells us that God was present at the very creation of the universe. Whatever one's beliefs about how Creation occurred, God's guiding hand in it is established in the Bible's very first verse.
			
	
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%201:1&version=NIV
	Man and wife - a Christian perspective
	
				
		The institution of marriage finds its roots in the original creation of man and woman, described here. God made the two to complement each other, and work together in a marriage relationship.
			
	
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%202:23-25&version=NIV
	For this reason - a Christian perspective
	
				
		What's the reason behind marriage? According to this passage, the institution of marriage exists because God created men and women to perfectly complement each other.
			
	
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%2019:4-6&version=NIV
	Day - a Christian perspective
	
				
		At the very beginning of the Creation week, God organizes time into day and night, establishing the cycle of life of earth.
			
	
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%201:3-5&version=NIV
	Ocean - a Christian perspective
	
				
		All nature proclaims God's glory, from the birds of the sky to the fishes of the ocean. This psalm calls on all of creation to praise God.
			
	
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm%20148:7-10&version=NIV
	Create - a Christian perspective
	
				
		The Biblical account of the creation of the world. According to the Genesis account, God created the world over the course of a week--everything from the stars and planets to humans and animals.
			
	
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%201:1-31&version=31
