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10/19/2026

É possível produzir petróleo, carvão e diamantes em pouco tempo, providas certas condições necessárias. Portanto, não é necessário atribuir à Terra milhões de anos por causa das riquezas minerais com as quais Deus a criou para serem conhecidas, extraídas e transformadas pelo homem em energia, bens e artes, para a glória de Deus e bem da humanidade.

QUICK OIL FOR A YOUNG CREATED EARTH 🌿➡️🛢

For decades, we’ve been told oil needed millions of years to form. Long ages, slow burial and endless time.

But in 2013, scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory took algae, applied approximately 350°C and 3,000 PSI, and produced crude oil in under an hour.

Millions of years is just theory. But as creationists, we’re talking about observable, repeatable science. Oil doesn’t require millions of years. It requires the right conditions.

And those conditions make perfect sense in a world shaped by rapid, catastrophic burial. The evidence doesn’t point to deep time. It points to a creation designed with built-in processes, ready to operate exactly as we see them today.

This also applies to coal, diamonds, and even fossils that can be produced quickly

10/17/2026

Está ilha que surgiu na costa da Islândia em 1963, é uma pequena, mas contundente, prova de que não foram necessários os milhões de anos para que a Terra tivesse suas atuais características geológicas, como creem os evolucionistas. Especialmente, para quem crê no Deus todo-poderoso, o criador dos céus e da Terra.

NEW ISLAND DEFIES MILLIONS OF YEARS

SURTSEY ISLAND,ICELAND...

Sturtsey Is a brand new island that formed off the coast of Iceland in 1963. It was reported in "New Scientist" in 2007 that the island featured canyons, gullies, and other land features that allegedly take millions of years to form. Similar to the regrowth of Mt. St. Helens, which saw remarkable growth in only ten plus years, Surtsey goes even further in demonstrating rocky crags, cliffs, hollows, glens, sandy beaches, lagoons, channels, and soft land fractures. The rapid formation of the island undermines old-earth assumptions that features like these take millions of years to form.

10/03/2026

On July 8, 2026, Canadian author and psychologist Jordan Peterson broke his silence with an emotional health update that resonated deeply across the Christian community. After enduring prolonged health battles and months of uncertainty that severely restricted his life, Peterson confirmed a major milestone to his millions of followers.

Peterson shared his heartfelt relief online: 'My activities are still very limited at the moment. I have been doing some writing, however—thank God. I'm so relieved to be once again doing something creative and useful.'

From a Christian viewpoint, this milestone is far more than a physical recovery—it is a spiritual testament to finding redemptive purpose in suffering. For Peterson, recovery begins not with grand stages, but with being restored as an instrument of divine vocation. Even when our physical strength is broken and daily activities remain constrained, God renews the inner spirit and restores the calling to produce fruit that honors Him. Peterson himself noted that 'providing children with something like exposure to classic religious ideas is necessary.' True restoration occurs when human weakness meets God’s grace, turning vulnerability into praise.

As Peterson resumes his work, his journey reminds every believer that even the smallest step forward in affliction is an altar of gratitude. Let us continue lifting him up in prayer for full restoration and spiritual clarity in Christ.

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09/14/2026

John Polkinghorne spent his life exploring some of humanity’s biggest questions—not only through Christian faith, but through the world of physics.

A respected mathematical physicist who later entered Christian ministry, Polkinghorne rejected the idea that science and belief in God had to be enemies. Instead, his writings explored how the rational order and intelligibility of the universe could fit within a Christian understanding of creation.

But one of his most powerful reflections wasn’t simply about how the universe began. It was about how everything ends.

Science tells us that stars die, life ends, and even the universe itself has a finite physical future. Polkinghorne took those realities seriously. Yet he argued that science cannot answer every question about humanity’s ultimate destiny because Christian hope rests on something beyond the physical processes science studies: the faithfulness of God.

Polkinghorne wrote:

“We shall die, and the cosmos will die, but the final word does not lie with death but with God.”

For Christians, those words point directly toward the heart of the Gospel.

Our hope isn’t that physical death isn’t real. Our hope is that Jesus Christ conquered it.

The resurrection declares that the grave does not get the final word. Sin does not get the final word. Suffering does not get the final word.

God does.

As Jesus said, “He is not the God of the dead, but of the living.” — Mark 12:27

Science can help us understand the universe God created. But for the Christian, our ultimate hope isn’t found in the universe itself—it is found in the Creator who stands above it.

Jesus is Lord. Death is not the end.

05/04/2026

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12/22/2025

Brilliant design from a brilliant Creator.

12/21/2025

The mallee fowl is an Australian bird about the size of a chicken, often called the “incubator bird,” and its behavior is nothing short of astonishing. It digs a massive hole in the ground, fills it with vegetation, covers it with sand, lays its eggs, and then buries them again. At first glance this looks pointless until you realize what is happening beneath the surface. As the vegetation decays, it generates heat, creating a natural incubator that keeps the eggs warm.

What makes this even more remarkable is how the bird manages the temperature. The mallee fowl uses a specialized heat sensitive beak like a built in thermometer, carefully adding or removing sand to keep the nest at a constant temperature despite changing weather, seasons, and sunlight. This bird does not experiment, learn by trial and error, or make mistakes that wipe out generations. It knows exactly what to do from the start.

So the real question is simple. How did this bird know to do any of this? Such precise behavior, timing, and biological equipment point clearly to intelligence. This is not blind instinct shaped by chance. It is purposeful design, reflecting a Creator who built this bird with the knowledge already in place.

12/19/2025

🚨 They Keep Saying Christianity Is Dying. The Global Data Says the Opposite.

For years, we’ve been told the same story: Christianity is fading, faith is collapsing, and belief in Jesus is being replaced by progress and secularism.

It sounds convincing — until you look at the data.

According to the Pew Research Center, Christianity remains the largest religion in the world, with over 2.3 billion followers globally. That’s nearly one-third of the world’s population — more than any other faith system.

And while church attendance is declining in parts of Western Europe and North America, global Christianity is growing rapidly elsewhere.

The World Christian Encyclopedia and Center for the Study of Global Christianity (Gordon-Conwell Seminary) report that:

Christianity is growing fastest in Africa, where the Christian population is projected to exceed 1.2 billion by 2050

Significant growth is also occurring in Asia, including China, where estimates suggest tens of millions of Christians, despite state pressure

The majority of new Christians are coming from regions where faith is costly, not convenient

In other words, the idea that Christianity is “dying” is largely a Western narrative problem, not a global reality.

What is declining is cultural Christianity — faith as tradition, identity, or social norm. When belief stops costing anything, it stops meaning anything.

But globally, Christianity isn’t growing because it’s easy.
It’s growing because people are choosing it despite persecution, social exclusion, and legal consequences.

That’s not what dying movements look like.

Dead ideas don’t spread underground.
Dead beliefs don’t survive persecution.
Dead religions don’t keep expanding where they’re opposed.

Christianity has survived empires, censorship, revolutions, and centuries of opposition — not by adapting to power, but by outlasting it.

So no — Christianity isn’t dying.

It’s being purified, pressured, and proven.

And history shows that every time the world declares it finished, the Gospel advances again — often stronger than before.