Young Sheldon 7 p.m. on KWCH Sheldon (Iain Armitage) is in a pickle and must choose sides in an ethical dilemma in the new episode“Passion’s Harvest and a Sheldocracy.” Elsewhere, Mary (Zoe Perry) decides to try her hand at the fine art of writing and Mandy (Emily Osment) needs a new place to live.
DC’s Stargirl 7 p.m. on KSCW After learning that Courtney (Brec Bassinger) has been spending time with Cameron (Hunter Sansone), Pat (Luke Wilson) and Barbara (Amy Smart) go on a recon mission to see if the Mahkents pose a threat.
The Winchesters 7 p.m. on KSCW Before Sam and Dean of “Supernatural,” there were their parents, John (Drake Rodger) and Mary (Meg Donnelly).
All American: Homecoming 8 p.m. on KSCW After the holiday break, Simone (Geffri Maya) returns to Bringston ready to focus solely on tennis and learns what it’s really like to be top six.
Secrets of the Dead 7 p.m. on KPTS Bestselling historian and brother to the late Diana, Princess of Wales, Charles Spencer, may reside on top of the greatest British archaeological find of the century.
Pumpkin Everything 7 p.m. on HALL Amy (Taylor Cole) is an up-andcoming novelist who returns to her hometown to look after her stubborn grandfather Tom (Michael Ironside) and his pumpkin-themed store after he is injured.
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TOPEKA — The number of Kansas children completing adoption averaged 1,000 during the past four years, an increase from about 730 in the prior eight years. The administration of Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly, who is seeking reelection against Attorney General Derek Schmidt, said statewide figures climbed due to investment in training and support to foster care staff and prospective adoptive families.
TOPEKA — Kansas children involved in the foster care system have an increased suicide risk, according to a new report on adolescent deaths in the state. Half of all deaths by suicide in 2020 were children who had a history with child protective services.
It is the contention of many, even many Christians that the days of creation had to have been much longer than 24-hour days. There are those that insist that the earth as we know it took millions, even billions of years to become what it is today. In this short article I will not attempt to argue with science or evolution (not that the arguments can’t be made). I will only be looking at this topic from a Bible believing point of view. Many Bible believing people will note 2 Peter 3:8, “But do not let this one fact escape your notice, beloved, that with the Lord one day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years like one day” and concede that the creation days could thus be a thousand years each. However, 2 Peter 3:8 taken in context has nothing at all to do with the time required to create the earth, in its context it is referring to the second coming of Christ and the day of judgment. In part this verse is telling us that God is not restricted in time as we are. If we take this idea of a day being a thousand years and follow it through to its logical end, we have questions that come up. If this is true then God would have rested for a thousand years after creating Adam and Eve. Scripture tells us that Adam lived some 930, was God resting for Adam’s entire life time? Since we see in scripture that God was in the garden with them it is clear that this is not the case.