Did the Universe Have a Beginning? | Spike Psarris and Jim Scudder | InGrace

In this captivating episode of InGrace, renowned astrophysicist Spike Psarris joins the discussion to explore one of the most profound questions humanity has pondered: "Did the Universe Have a Beginning?" Through an engaging dialogue, Jim Scudder and Spike Psarris delve into the depths of cosmology, examining scientific evidence and philosophical implications surrounding the origin of the cosmos. Join them on a journey of discovery as they unravel the mysteries of the universe and its possible beginnings.

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About Jim Scudder:
Jim Scudder is a pastor, author, and media host. He serves as the Senior Pastor of Quentin Road Baptist Church in Lake Zurich, Illinois, and President of Dayspring Bible College & Seminary in Mundelein, Illinois. Jim is also a private pilot, and enjoys hiking, scuba diving, fishing, and going on adventures that showcase God’s glory.

About Spike Psarris:
Spike Psarris is a renowned astronomer, author, and speaker known for his expertise in astronomy and cosmology. With a passion for unveiling the wonders of the cosmos, Spike has dedicated his career to making complex scientific concepts accessible and engaging for audiences of all ages. Through his captivating presentations and insightful writings, he illuminates the intricacies of the universe, sparking curiosity and awe in the hearts of those who encounter his work. Whether exploring the cosmos through a telescope or sharing his insights on stage, Spike Psarris continues to inspire wonder and fascination with the vast expanse of space.