One of the great misunderstandings about the care of creation, perpetuated by many environmentalists, is that the main beneficiary of environmental action is…the environment. Don’t get me wrong–a Christian worldview clearly recognizes the intrinsic value of the created order, which God called “good.” In fact, as C.S. Lewis argued in The Abolition of Man, it [...]
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Give kids a hands-on creation care lesson with this sunday school seed planting activity!
Don’t let praying for creation care take a backseat! Here are some ideas to make praying for creation care a higher priority at your church.
To most of us the stars are a mystery—but they don’t have to be. Here is a guide to becoming a backyard astronomer as well as ideas on how to “look to the heavens” with your family.
A layman’s guide to backyard meteorology along with some ideas about how your family can get outside and experience God in the daytime sky together.
Learn how to make concrete goals about how your family can care for creation together.
The Bible declares the message that God is the creator and sustainer of the earth—even the letters of Paul.
How can a church do its part to steward the environment? Read on to find out.
Learn how your church can mobilize its resources to be a blessing in its community.
Communities need a “third place” other than work and home in order to flourish. These are common spaces where people can meet and community can thrive. Churches have a unique role in stepping into these “third places” and loving their neighbors there.
In our busy lives Sabbath can often be the first thing to go. Here are some practical tips to help you not let that still, small voice that says “Remember the Sabbath” be drown out.
America makes a lot of plastic waste, and—for the most part—churches aren’t very different. Here is a guide to how your church can steward resources well by cutting down on plastic waste.
Creation care means fighting back the effects of the Fall wherever they are found—even in the kitchen pantry. Here is a basic guide to swapping out some common pantry items with healthier, less processed substitutes to make better meals and healthier families.
The statistics about how many hours a day kids spend in front of screens can be overwhelming, but they don’t have to be true of your house. Here are some simple ideas for getting your family away from screens and into the great outdoors.
