This article evaluates the day-age theory as supported by theistic evolution and progressive creationism, and its interpretation of Genesis 1 and Genesis 2.  The author shows why these chapters must be understood as a real historical account.

How have Christians responded to Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species? This article presents various responses since the book first appeared, and also shows how theistic evolution got a foothold among Christians.

Is theistic evolution a better explanation of the creation account against the six days creation account? Theistic evolution fails to account for God’s purpose and glory in creation.

Theistic evolution is the idea that God used a random process of chance to create the world. This article shows that such a view is inconsistent with the biblical message of creation, fall, and redemption.

This article argues that in line with the biblical teaching, creation should be regarded as the work of God the Father. It explains what it means to call God the Father. Looking at his work of creation, it deals with the meaning of "out of nothing," the duration of creation, and the creation of things visible and invisible. The claims of evolution and theistic evolution are evaluated.

This article looks at how the theory of evolution has impacted the belief of Christians on creation, with due consideration to the gap theory, day-age theory, theistic evolution, and the framework hypothesis.

This article shows that creation is central to biblical authority and the Christian life. This article also shows that both evolution and theistic evolution are contrary to Scripture.

Looking at the faith of the centurion as recorded in Matthew 8:5-13 and Luke 7:1-10, this article demonstrates how this story can help one believe that God created through the Word, and that Christians have to demonstrate the same faith in the power of God's Word, and deny theistic evolution.

This article shows that theistic evolution denies the literal reading of Genesis, and is therefore also a denial of Adam, original sin and salvation in Christ.

This article on man's creation in the image of God, also focuses on evolution's image of man and theistic evolution's image of man.