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 [...]
Weekly Series
Winter weather doesn’t mean you have to keep the kiddos indoors during Christmastime. Find some helpful ideas for getting outdoors here!
A stream cleanup: A simple way to engage the community and care for creation, all in the amount of time it takes to hold a church potluck!
No matter how humble our immediate environment is, we must learn and love that place before we can learn and love the whole creation.
Are there examples of churches doing creation care in life-giving ways? Yes!
Where can you walk from your church? Who can walk to your church? Improving walkability is good for creation and communities.
Don’t go it alone! Gracious and sustainable gift-giving is a greater joy to do within community.
It’s hard to enjoy the great hot drinks of the holiday season in a paper cup. Wrap your hands around a warm mug, instead!
Wherever you turn your eyes the world can shine like transfiguration.
Children depend on discovery. Help them discover more about God’s creation through fun science experiments like this one.
Celebrating and caring for creation during Thanksgiving makes sense for Christians.
God’s redemptive plan completes the ethic and beauty of creation care.
Preserve the fall colors of God’s creation through this fun family arts-and-crafts project.
Worshiping God in weekly church services is, for many of us, the only time we express ourselves to God in song. In song we praise God’s faithfulness, thank him for his unconditional love, and recount the history of his communion with us. But have you ever noticed how often we use references to creation in [...]
