From July 17-18, Fairview Baptist Church hosted Col. Jeff Williams for a time of teaching about God’s work in creation and how this does not compete with Scripture. Gain insights about the importance of space and science, all from a biblical perspective. These main sessions will provide practical tools and strategies for an effective worldview that glorifies God.
Colonel Jeff Williams Bio
Colonel Williams serves as a director on the boards of Grace to You, the Institute of Creation Research, and the Getty Music Foundation. He is the author of The Work of His Hands: A View of God’s Creation from Space. He and his wife, Anna-Marie, have been married since 1980, and have two sons and seven grandchildren.
An astronaut since 1996, Williams logged a record-setting 534 days in space on four flights, launching on both the Space Shuttle and the Russian Soyuz in direct support of the assembly and operation of the International Space Station (ISS), most recently returning to Earth in September 2016. Over that time, he also logged nearly 32 hours during five space walks in both U.S. and Russian space suits.
Williams currently serves as an elder at Word of Grace Bible Church, a Russian-speaking, Slavic immigrant community, in Battle Ground, Washington.
Rewatch the event below:
Session 1: Space Exploration Through the Lens of Scripture
Session 2: Science & Scripture: A Historic Perspective
Session 3: Scientific Endeavor: A Biblical Perspective
Session 4: Redeeming STEAM for God’s Glory and Man’s Benefit
Session 5: Q&A
We encourage you to share this with your friends and family, and enjoy this enriching time of teaching.