Scott Gillis

This talk addresses the evolutionary basis of the origin of ‘races’ and looks to biblical history for answers. The process of Natural Selection is discussed in an easy-to-understand fashion, along with an explanation of how the evolutionary use of this concept causes much confusion. Skin color, eye shape, ape-men, and Social Darwinism are all addressed. Both scientific and real-world evidence are presented that demonstrate how the Bible and modern science are in perfect harmony—we are astonishingly closely related, undermining racist ideas.

As Christians, we see the beauty of God’s creation. Likewise, we also see pain, suffering and death. This talk addresses how the Bible answers these challenging questions and compares the foundations of the evolutionary and Biblical worldviews plus the logical consequences and fruit of each. The evolutionary worldview requires death, essentially the survival of the “strong over the weak”, which is in direct contrast to Biblical teaching of the “meek inheriting the earth”. Believers will be encouraged personally and equipped to address this oft-asked challenging question by family and friends.

People of all ages are captivated by dinosaurs. Unfortunately, evolutionists use dinosaurs to indoctrinate the young and the old with an earth history that includes millions of years but has no room for the Bible. This presentation will show the power of a person’s starting assumptions (or “worldview”) when interpreting past events and will define the different types of sciences used in investigating the world around us, with a thorough exploration of these enigmatic lizards. Let’s take dinosaurs to the Bible and see what God’s word has to say about them!

A powerful and attention-grabbing presentation on the vital importance of the Bible’s history in Genesis: how it is foundational to the Gospel and relevant to our world and society. The authority of the Bible is paramount. Items of scientific evidence are woven into the presentation in a way that is easily understood by the layperson, as is the Gospel message. Christians are motivated to become armed and equipped to be able to ‘give an answer’ and to be vastly more effective at personal evangelism, thus stimulating church growth. In addition, their own personal faith is strengthened. Non-Christians are challenged to see the issues in a different light, and at the same time get salvation-relevant information which an ‘evidence-only’ talk would not provide.