For centuries, faith and science have been framed as opposing forces—one rooted in spiritual mystery, the other in empirical discovery. This tension has led many who grew up believing in God to question how their love of science fits into their faith, often feeling forced to choose between the two.

But what if they are actually two sides of the same coin? Can creation be true and also the Big Bang? Can scientific theory enrich, rather than dismiss religious faith?

In The Call of Wonder, author Brian Cranley, who holds a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering and a masters of divinity in philosophy and theology, takes readers on a journey to rediscover the deep connection between scientific discovery and the God of ancient wisdom. Using a blend of historical fact, fable, and time-tested insights, he reveals how God uses the same wonder that fuels scientific discovery to draw us towards Himself.

Cranley shows how God has written His divine attributes into the findings of modern science including the Big Bang, evolutionary theory, and our understanding of the human mind, with each miracle of science revealing the same centuries-old image of God in their own unique way.

Far from the sensationalism of modern media, Cranley explores how true wonder emerges when we contemplate the vastness of space, the intricate beauty of nature, and the deepest mysteries of existence. Cranley shares a personal and thought-provoking exploration of how embracing wonder can bridge the gap between belief and reason, faith and fact, and explains how science and faith may be revealing the very same truths.

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