By Design: Code and Cosmos is the opening volume in a groundbreaking apologetics series that bridges Scripture and science to reveal the unmistakable fingerprints of divine intelligence. Anchored in Genesis 1, this volume explores how the Bible's account of creation aligns with modern scientific discoveries in cosmology, genetics, and physics, revealing not contradiction, but confirmation. At the heart of this volume is the concept of information: DNA as the language of life and the cosmos as a finely tuned code. Just as Genesis 1 declares God spoke creation into being, modern science now affirms that information-coded, structured, purposeful-is embedded in every living cell and every corner of the universe. From the vast architecture of the galaxies to the intricate programming of DNA, Code and Cosmos demonstrates that randomness cannot account for the complexity we observe. Instead, the evidence points to intelligent design. Topics include: The Big Bang and "Let there be light" (Genesis 1:3) The linguistic structure of DNA and its divine parallels The fine-tuning of the universe for life The anthropic principle and Earth's privileged position Light, time, and relativity in creation theology Scientific laws as signatures of the Lawgiver Drawing from peer-reviewed studies in astrophysics, molecular biology, and information theory, the volume showcases how recent discoveries echo the language and logic of Scripture. The reader is guided through the six days of creation as a theological framework that remarkably parallels known scientific sequences: from the formation of light and matter to the emergence of life, ecosystems, and mankind. This book doesn't shy away from hard questions. Instead, it equips believers and skeptics alike with a coherent view of how science harmonizes with faith and magnifies the majesty of the Creator. With scholarly precision and devotional awe, By Design: Code and Cosmos declares: the more we learn about the universe, the clearer it becomes-it was never an accident. It was always by design