SMARTFAITH

Living cells were once thought to be simple blobs of protoplasm that could have evolved gradually from random chemical combinations in a primordial swamp. But modern microbiology has revealed the irreducible complexity of the living cell and demonstrated the impossibility of proteins and amino acids - the basic building blocks of cells - forming by chance processes. The structural and chemical com...

An eternally existing universe is both logically and scientifically impossible. This episode examines the profound implications of Newton's Second Law of Thermodynamics as well as several philosophical arguments, all of which point to the inescapable conclusion that the universe had a finite beginning. Atheists can no longer hide behind the outdated Steady State model of the universe, but must now...

The Big Bang model of the birth of the universe is increasing plagued by problems, with some scientists abandoning the theory entirely. Something else must have been at work, at least in conjunction with a supposed Big Bang, to create the complex structure and behaviour of the universe that we observe today.

Recent cosmological evidence points to the universe beginning to exist at a finite point in space-time. This, in turn, leads to the logical conclusion that the universe has a cause that lies outside of itself and beyond space-time. With stunning images and scientific quotes from experts in their fields, this first episode in the series provides a powerful argument for the existence of God.

The prevalence of suffering in our world prompts sceptics to conclude that God is either powerless, evil or non-existent. But is there another alternative? This podcast reveals how these three common explanations for suffering are unreasonable and unsupported by the balance of observable evidence. A fourth explanation for suffering is proposed: one that takes into account the full spectrum of avai...

This is the most misunderstood psalm in the whole Bible, despite the act that it is the best known and most lived psalm in the Bible. This message will open your eyes to the surprising message of Psalm 23. You will never read this psalm again in the same way!

How can we reconcile a world that is so full of suffering with a God who is supposedly both good and all-powerful? This episode examines a variety of theodicies which attempt to reconcile this apparent conundrum and proposes an explanation that is intellectually robust and biblically sound.

A sermon on the second miraculous catch of fish in John 21 and Jesus' reinstatement of Peter.