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Sharing stories of people who have found a better way of understanding the harmony between science and Christian faith.
What happens when one of the world’s most prominent former atheists becomes a Christian—and claims that faith actually strengthens reason an...
In this episode, infectious disease epidemiologist and science communicator Jessica Malaty Rivera reflects on what it means to help people m...
What if one of our closest relatives had taken a completely different evolutionary path? In this episode of Language of God, we continue our...
Genesis has long been a flashpoint in conversations about science and faith. Is it history? Poetry? Theology? Some combination of all three?...
Elite ultra-runner Sabrina Little has logged national titles and set the American record for the greatest distance run in 24 hours. But for...
The second episode turns toward resilience—without pretending that the climate crisis is solved. At COP30, amid formal speeches and stalled...
The story begins in Brazil at COP30, the United Nations climate summit, where global leaders gather to address climate change. From there, i...
A season of reflection led us back into years of past conversations, where unexpected threads began to intertwine. In this episode, we bring...
Jim and Colin report from Belém, Brazil and the halls of COP30.
In a world that has sometimes been called “disenchanted,” we have to ask, does science really strip the world of mystery—or might science ac...
You might think of ferns—if you think of them much at all—as the unassuming and understated members of the plant world. What could they teac...
Theologian Rebecca Copeland joins Jim Stump to talk about how we think about sin in a world full of wicked problems—complex, interconnected...
Our best scientific models make it clear that society needs a big change at a global scale in order to limit irreversible damage—what good c...
Ticks are among the most detested creatures in all of nature—but what happens when we look closer? In this Cool Creatures episode, Colin fol...
What happens when a theologian and an evolutionary biologist walk into a lab together—one asking questions about God through the strange wor...
Far from the old picture of life as a mindless, mechanical process, new research is showing that even the simplest organisms—like bacteria—e...
Born out of a cultural moment of growing distrust in science, BioLogos’ Science is Good initiative explores how Christians can be a voice fo...
Dorothy Boorse describes herself as a child who used to be caught up looking at ants and other small and overlooked things. Later microscope...
In July of 1925, two significant dramas unfolded on different continents—the Scopes “Monkey” Trial in Tennessee and the censure of Pierre Te...
Dr. Jay Butler is an infectious disease physician, epidemiologist, and former Deputy Director for Infectious Diseases at the CDC. We had the...
From the earliest bipedal ancestors to the dawn of spiritual awareness, we delve into the archaeological, anthropological, and theological q...
From the earliest bipedal ancestors to the dawn of spiritual awareness, we delve into the archaeological, anthropological, and theological q...
Francis Collins, founder of BioLogos, and Kristine Torjesen, the new President and CEO, are deeply invested in the power of science to do go...
In a world of increasing division, Monica Guzman offers advice for approaching conversation with curiosity. When we attempt to understand th...
Alan Lightman is a theoretical physicist and has always seen the world as a place governed by unbreakable laws. But those laws never did a v...
How do science-minded Christians make sense of the resurrection? This Easter season, Jim Stump tackles that question. After hearing the Gosp...
Life has a way of persisting through ecological disturbance in small protected places and then radiating outward. In Hawaii, those places ar...
The giant Pacific octopus and humans have been evolving separately for more than 500 million years, but still, we have a few things in commo...
From stargazing as a child to helping lead the team which took the first ever image of a black hole, Heino Falcke has only seen his faith an...
In the fall of 2024 198 countries from around the world came together in Azerbaijan, at COP29, to try and find solutions to the climate cris...
A reflection on what it means to cultivate joy even if you don't feel very merry. Theme song and credits music by Breakmaster Cylinder. Othe...
Jim and Colin report on location from Baku, Azerbaijan where they are attending COP29, the United Nations Climate Change conference. In this...
Hope has sometimes been made out to be something we possess, something we hold like a shield to protect us from pain. But Norman wants to re...
Hans Madueme is a Young-Earth Creationist. In this conversation, the goal was not to come to an agreement about the age of the earth but ins...
After many years working at the very top levels of science and medicine, pursuing knowledge that would lead to better and healthier lives fo...
The title of Brian McLaren’s new book, Life After Doom, might at first be imposing…that word, “doom" looms large, but there is also life. Mc...
It is hard to care for, protect, or even to mourn those we have no relationship with. We try to develop a relationship with a few creatures...
We look to present times to see how extinctions are actually happening and what we know about them and we explore the work of biological con...
Extinction is a familiar idea for almost everyone, but it wasn’t long ago that no one would have thought a species could go out of existence...
The story of evolution is often centered around genes and randomness. More and more, scientists are finding that culture is also a driver of...
When the wind is just right, on a small beach in Titusville, Florida, horseshoe crabs crawl out of the water and onto the beach to lay their...
The climate crisis often leads people to feelings of grief, despair, and fear. With the of help faith leaders, climate activists, artists an...
The church has had a complicated relationship with mental health. Research shows that 1 in 5 adults experience mental illness in a given yea...
Camille Dungy is a poet, and it is with a poet’s close attention that she reflects on the interactions between humans and the greater-than-h...
Francis Collins and Kizzmekia Corbett-Helaire are both renowned scientists and both of them played special and important roles during the pa...
The science of evolution has caused friction for many Christians. And science does pose some challenges to the way people have been taught t...
The science of evolution has caused friction for many Christians. And science does pose some challenges to the way people have been taught t...
The science of evolution has caused friction for many Christians. And science does pose some challenges to the way people have been taught t...
Special guest-host Francis Collins discusses the children's mental health epidemic with Jonathan Haidt. Haidt has been studying the causes o...
Molly Worthen is a historian by training and wrote the book, Apostles of Reason, which explores the history of evangelicalism in America. Wh...