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?

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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.

Colonel Jeff Williams presented a historical look at the Bible in the age of science, highlighting how biblical presuppositions fueled true scientific discovery. He explained how faith-driven scientists once viewed their work as delighting in God’s created order. The Bible in the age of science was never in conflict, but instead provided the foundation for advancements in technology and understanding.

Colonel Jeff Williams taught that God’s work of creation provides the ordered universe in which science thrives. He explained how human curiosity and discovery reflect God’s image and provision. By exploring God’s work of creation, believers can pursue science and technology for His glory and mankind’s benefit, with no conflict between faith and scientific endeavor rightly understood.

In this engaging Christian astronaut interview, Colonel Jeff Williams shared his testimony, life as an astronaut, and biblical views on science. Hosted by Pastor Jim Osman, the discussion included spacewalks, the moon landing, Mars exploration, and how God’s work of creation shapes scientific pursuit. This Christian astronaut interview revealed how faith and science beautifully align.

Questions Asked:

1. How and when did the Lord save you? (Salvation testimony)
2. Is the moon landing real? Can you defend it?
3. Can you describe the process of a spacewalk?
4. Is colonizing other planets feasible?
5. Will humans set foot on Mars in your lifetime?

Colonel Jeff Williams opened the conference by presenting space exploration through Scripture. Sharing his experiences aboard the International Space Station, he explained how space exploration through Scripture reveals God’s provision, order, and glory in creation. Williams showed that believers can view science and space travel as expressions of God’s sustaining power and providence.

In the Q&A session hosted by Pastor Jim Osman, Dr. Owen Strachan discusses how humans are image-bearers of God and the implications of this belief. Strachan emphasizes that being image bearers of God is not limited to specific attributes but encompasses our entire humanity. Osman and Strachan address how this concept influences our interactions and responsibilities within the Christian faith. Their insights provide a deep understanding of what it means to be image-bearers of God in today’s world.

Questions Asked:

1. In what ways are we image-bearers of God? Is it only the communicable attributes?
2. What guidelines would you recommend for how much time we spend with the world and how we spend time with them?
3. How should a church handle visitors and/or regularly attending homosexuals, trans people, etc.?
4. Can a man be truly saved if he is passive and checked out, angry, neglectful of family, not growing in fruits of the Spirit, prideful, and unwilling to hear correction or rebuke?
5. If a family rejects you because you won’t use their pronoun requests, do you step back and wait or try to engage, and if you engage, how?
6. How about someone who wants to be referred to by a different name? Should you honor that request?
7. Is there a difference between gender and sex?
8. Should women be wearing hats and head coverings in church today?
9. How do I learn to submit to and respect men as leaders and someday as husbands, seeing as how the only example I know has lost my respect?
10. How does one know if they’ve been called to singleness or marriage?
11. If Adam tried to stop and warn Eve, but she didn’t listen, would God still hold him responsible?
12. How far do you take the biblical directive that men are to lead and women are to nurture and help? Does it apply only within marriage? Can women lead in business, industry, or government positions? Women soldiers? Female marriage counseling?
13. How do the proponents of the modern-day cult of death deal with the reality that abortion and euthanasia were part of the Nazi regime?
14. What was your toughest conversation, and how did it end?
15. How do we, as leaders and parents emphasize God’s non-utilitarian purposes for humanity as we obey Him? What are God’s purposes for us as His image bearers?
16. Is there a war on women?
17. How much fun was it to drive Squirrel’s Miata?
18. Are you going to sing the Christian rap song that people wanted you to hear?