In this extensive and final Q&A session, moderated by Pastor Jim Osman, Colonel Jeff Williams answered many questions about his space missions, faith, and scientific insights. Topics included the existence of a secret space program, the Space Force, evidence of the moon landing, astronaut training, faith conversations in space, and the Dominion mandate’s relevance to space exploration. Williams shared how his experiences in space enriched his faith and perspective. He also addressed practical aspects of life aboard the space station, future lunar exploration, and the theological implications of space travel.

Questions Asked:

1. Is there a secret space program?
2. What evidence supports the moon landing?
3. How long is the training to go to space?
4. Do you ever debate unsaved astronauts, and what proofs do you use?
5. Does the Dominion mandate of Genesis extend to space?
6. How have your experiences in space helped you grow in faith?
7. What are the crew's responsibilities, and what research is conducted on the space station?
8. What are the risks of using pure oxygen in spacesuits?
9. Should space travel be publicly or privately funded?
10. Will we explore space in eternity? Will you get to Mars?

...and more.

Colonel Jeff Williams presented a framework for redeeming science for God's glory and man's benefit in this final session. He emphasized that the scientific endeavor is grounded in the authority of Scripture, beginning with Genesis. Williams highlighted God's creation's lawfulness, intelligibility, and provision, showing how science flourishes within a biblical worldview. He explained that human curiosity, discovery, and technological advancement reflect God's design and provision. Ultimately, the pursuit of knowledge points us to God's wisdom and glory, with true wisdom found in Jesus Christ.

Colonel Jeff Williams explored the conflict between science and Scripture, exposing how revisionist history distorted public perception. He explained how the conflict between science and Scripture is rooted in secular propaganda and human rebellion against God's authority. Williams urged believers to reclaim a biblical worldview of science, highlighting that genuine scientific endeavor aligns with God’s truth, not against it.