Science doesn't contradict faith. At Reasons to Believe, we show how the latest discoveries align with the God of the Bible. Here's who we are and how we can help you grow in a confident, well-reasoned faith.

This is the odds the universe's curvature would allow stars, planets, or you to exist. Scientists studying habitability consider dozens of factors that influence whether a planet could support complex life. Researchers have identified 16 different habitability zones involving conditions like: - A suitable star - The right orbit - Planetary protection - Atmospheric stability - Chemical availability - Geological activity Each condition represents another piece of the puzzle. The universe didn’t have to be this way. The universe could have been different. Earth could have been different. The conditions necessary for complex life could have been different. So what should we make of the remarkable conditions we observe? RTB’s newest book, "The Heavens Declare: How the Bible and Creation Tell the Same Story," explores the discoveries behind our universe and the bigger questions they raise about God, creation, and what it means to live in a universe that could have been very different. Learn more here: reasons.org/store/the-heaven…

We are excited to be back at the SES Steadfast National Conference on October 9th!

What can a scientific discovery tell us about God? The all-new "Stars, Cells, and God" explores that question one discovery at a time, examining the evidence, Scripture, competing explanations, and the apologetics questions that follow. The all new improved SCG is LIVE. youtu.be/AsPdoM1MPeI

What evidence, if any, would make you reconsider your view about God?

In the latest episode of "The Shift," Dr. Bates explains why having thousands of manuscripts, and even differences among them, can actually help scholars investigate the earliest form of the New Testament text. Make sure to listen to this weeks episode wherever you get your Podcast or watch the full episode on our YouTube. Link in bio 🔗

This passage reminds us that Jesus is not afraid of our questions. Thomas wanted to see the evidence. He wanted to touch the wounds. And when Jesus appeared to him, He didn’t turn away or condemn him for wanting to know. He invited him closer.

"I shook my fist at God and said, 'I don't believe any of this.'" What happened next changed everything. Full episode ▶️ youtu.pulse.ly/8mivcnxaox

Science answers how. Faith answers why. And confusing the two is the source of most of the conflict.

The headlines keep coming. Government hearings. UAP sightings. Questions no one seems able to answer. So... how should Christians think about it? Episode 2 of The Shift is now live on YouTube and your favorite podcast platform! Join host Britney Brown as she sits down with Dr. Mark Clark to explore one of today's most fascinating topics through the lenses of science, faith, and Scripture. youtu.pulse.ly/xa8uxe2tr6

Did you know we've spent decades building one of the largest libraries of conversations exploring the intersection of science and the Christian faith? Whether you're curious about evolution, the Big Bang, DNA, astronomy, or how the Bible speaks to the world around us, there's a good chance we've explored it, or have a conversation on the way. Browse our YouTube library and see what sparks your curiosity. 🎥 youtube.com/@RTB_official

If you're passionate about exploring the intersection of science and the Christian faith, and using your gifts to help others discover truth, we'd love to meet you. We're currently hiring at Reasons to Believe. Join us in doing impactful work alongside those who see curiosity as a pathway to worship. 🔗 Apply today: reasons.org/careers

Where does the science really point us? youtu.be/leksDiMtcc0?si=S-i3…

Most of us inherited our views. Very few of us have ever challenged them. Episode 1 of The Shift begins with Dr. Leslie Wickman, a woman who has spent her career working alongside NASA, and whose biggest discovery wasn't in space. It was that science and faith were never enemies to begin with. Watch the trailer, then head to Episode 1. . . you won't want to miss this conversation. ▶️ Watch Episode 1 now. youtu.pulse.ly/cbktyce8br

Meet Brittney Brown, host of our brand-new podcast, "The Shift." She's not a scientist. She's not a philosopher. She's someone who loves Jesus, asks good questions, and wants you to feel just as confident connecting your faith with the evidence behind it. Starting this Thursday, July 16, she's sitting down with some of the most brilliant minds to do exactly that. 🎙️ Subscribe to our YouTube channel or wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss episode one. youtube.com/@RTB_official

A question every Christian should ask themselves: “Do I know what I believe… and why I believe it?” At some point, we all encounter difficult questions about faith, science, Scripture, and the world around us. The answer isn’t to avoid the questions. It’s to pursue truth with humility, curiosity, and confidence. You don’t need a PhD or to go to seminary school. You need a willingness to seek, learn, and grow. Because when we behold God’s glory, we are transformed by it, and equipped to share it with others. Join us next Thursday, July 16 for "The Shift."

The most dangerous sentence to the Christian faith isn't, "I don't believe." It's: "I'm afraid to ask." The best conversations begin where certainty ends. We've spent years talking with scientists, philosophers, and theologians who aren't afraid of hard questions. Now we're bringing those conversations to a new podcast. Watch the trailer for our newest podcast The Shift premiering July 16. What question should we ask? youtu.pulse.ly/lpgafaaf2w