Creation vs Big Bang Christian Perspective: What the Bible Says and Why It Matters
“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis 1:1, NASB)
You’ve probably seen our meme showing the stars, a cross, and the line, “Science is not Faith.”
It reflects a simple conviction: the universe has meaning because God spoke it into existence. This post offers a warm, non-judgmental look at the Creation vs Big Bang Christian perspective. I posted this for believers and for anyone curious about what the Bible teaches.
What the Meme Says (and Why We Made It)
The meme highlights a key idea: science observes how the cosmos behaves, but faith answers who made it and why. As Hebrews reminds us,
“By faith we understand that the world has been created by the word of God.” (Hebrews 11:3, NASB)
Does Science Oppose Faith?
Not necessarily. Science describes the universe; Scripture declares its Source. The Bible teaches that God created everything through His word:
“All things came into being through Him.” (John 1:3, NASB)
These verses don’t cancel observation; they provide context for it.
The heavens themselves point beyond themselves:
“The heavens are telling of the glory of God.” (Psalm 19:1, NASB)
So, when we study stars, galaxies, and physics, we can also worship the God who made them.
What the Bible Says About Creation
For a readable overview of the opening chapter of Scripture, please read the Story of Creation. You’ll see how God speaks light, land, life, and humanity into being—intentionally and lovingly.
In addition, Paul explains that creation itself reveals the Creator:
“His eternal power and divine nature have been clearly seen.” (Romans 1:20, NASB)
In short, the Bible teaches that the universe is not an accident; it is an act of God.
Seeking God in a Vast Universe
We all ask big questions. Thankfully, God is not distant. For encouragement, read this reflection: Is He Seeking Us? (David Jeremiah). It reminds us that the God who created the stars also seeks our hearts.
And if you enjoy sharing hope-filled images, here’s another meme to bless a friend: “Behold, I Send” – John the Baptist meme.
How to Accept Creation with Grace
- Lead with Scripture: Keep verses short and clear. (Genesis 1:1; Hebrews 11:3)
- Affirm curiosity: Studying God’s world can deepen worship. (Psalm 19:1)
- Keep the focus on Christ: He is the Word through whom all was made. (John 1:3)
Keep Learning and Sharing
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And remember: creation tells a story. And the same God who formed the galaxies formed you with purpose and love. If you are not familiar with who Jesus is, please read this verse.
In Christ,
Bob