Stephen Meyer explores why explaining the origin of life through unguided chemistry alone remains difficult, arguing that the information and complexity found in living cells may point toward intelligent design—and ultimately reopen the question of God.

Can life arise from non-living chemistry? This video looks at what origin-of-life research has actually achieved — and what's still missing.

Was Adam a real person? Dr. William Lane Craig walks through what science and Scripture suggest about a historical Adam — and where the two might meet.

The Bible’s very first page is more than a description of how God created the world. Genesis 1 shows us that God's purpose is to share creation with humans made in his image.

Why are the laws of physics so precisely set for life to exist? This video explains the fine-tuning argument and why some see it as pointing beyond chance.

The Kalam cosmological argument claims that whatever begins to exist has a cause — and since the universe began, it must have one too. This video unpacks the logic behind that claim and the questions it raises.