Years ago, I lived and worked in the Middle East. My roommate was also a colleague. We were both lab scientists, so we trusted numbers. Her mother was diabetic. Because of that, she had regular blood tests. Her routine workup always included liver function tests along with her blood sugar. And her ALT and AST … Read more
In my article, “Science and Faith: Can They Truly Coexist in Harmony?,” I asked whether science and Christian faith are fundamentally at odds. I landed on a simple answer: they’re not. Science and faith address overlapping but different dimensions of reality. You don’t have to choose between believing in God and trusting the scientific method. … Read more
I worked in the laboratory for years. Every day, I handled samples that represented someone’s fears, questions, and hopes. A tube of blood may look simple, but to the person waiting, it can mean everything. I’ve seen the joy of promising results, as well as the heaviness when they aren’t what we prayed for. Yet … Read more
