Sports to the Glory of God
Sports to the Glory of God examines athletics from a distinctly biblical worldview, beginning with sports as a cultural development of God’s good creation and bringing them under the lordship of Jesus Christ.
Steven R. Martins
The Three Gardens
The Three Gardens traces the biblical story of creation, fall, and redemption through three defining gardens: Eden, Gethsemane, and the Garden-City of the New Creation.
The Heavens Declare His Handiwork
As Worldview Campus continues to grow, one of its newest initiatives is an astronomy program dedicated to exploring God’s magnificent creation.
Concerning the Science of Paleontology ft. Dr. Gabriela Haynes
Paleontologist Dr. Gabriela Haynes speaks about the science of paleontology and how worldviews influence our interpretation of the evidences.
The Men of Issachar
Inspired by 1 Chronicles 12:32, Rev. Steven R. Martins calls Christians to recover the wisdom of the Men of Issachar by developing a distinctly biblical worldview for our times.
Bill C-9 and Religious Freedom w/ Paul Lawton (ARPA)
On this episode of The Confederation Report, Steven Martins and Paul Lawton examine how Bill C-9’s expanded definitions and removal of religious protections may significantly constrain free speech and Christian witness in Canada.
The Dinosaur in the Room
For all its cinematic brilliance, “The Dinosaurs” functions less as science and more as imaginative storytelling built upon an unexamined evolutionary narrative.
The Confederation Report: Maduro, Bill C-9, Stuckey & More
A great deal has unfolded since our last episode, both in the world abroad and here at home with the launch of Worldview Campus.
The Confederation Report: Bill C-9, Land Rights & Early History
This week’s Confederation Report touches on the assault on religious freedom, the BC land rights debacle, and an early Canadian discovery.
Why Christian Philosophy Matters
Because every philosophy ultimately rests on faith—directed either toward the Triune God or toward creation—there is no such thing as religious neutrality in thought.