[Podcast Episode 81] How could Adam both die the day he ate the fruit and sweat to eat bread for a long time before returning to dust? We examine what Jesus and Paul have to say to help us understand this puzzle, then learn how scientific journal writing works-for good Read more…
With the help of family and friends, I’ve been collecting Creation resources to check out and sort based on importance for you. This is one I’ve been wanted to share most. It’s going in the top-tier spot, aka “your family needs this!” Why? Because Persuaded by the evidence is all Read more…
A while back my pastor’s wife asked me if I would be willing to take the 4-5 year olds on Wednesday nights for the month of July. I was delighted, especially when she also suggested I could cover creation with them. (Wonder why she thought of that topic for me?) Read more…
Today we’re going to practice learning the truth from an ordinary science page that wants you to believe in the earth being billions of years old. I ran into a perfect one studying on Devils Tower so we’re going to see what the US government tells us about this landform. As usual, Read more…
Years ago my parents got a book on cultural literacy for us to study. We didn’t have to take tests, but Dad delighted in reading the bits that told how woefully ignorant people were without knowledge of certain literature and historical events. How would we know what someone was talking Read more…
It’s an exciting week for Creationists! Several new materials are now available to help us teach our kids more about evolution than the secular world wants them to ever find out. First, I’ve been having a blast hanging out with Dr. Carl Werner over on Creation Conversations “Ask the Expert” Read more…
Homeschooling? Part of a church? Know some young people? You won’t want to miss this! A few weeks ago I saw ICR’s invitation to preview a brand new series explaining creation for everyday people. I expected a nice, high quality video page (to see what I mean, check out That’s Read more…
I’ve had my hands full recently and just can’t squeeze in a post needing a lot of research, but I have been keeping up with the creation materials flowing into my inbox and facebook newsfeed. It was exciting to see a couple of them focusing on the next generation; so Read more…
Confession: I haven’t used any creationist science materials in my kids’ science classes. We use Usborne, DK, and other secular humanistic books. [Edited Jan. 2016: we now use a mix of both] Why? Because we have nothing to fear from evolutionary thinking if and when it is exposed for the Read more…
(The instructions to sign up are under the extra big words) I’ve been looking forward to posting this for quite a while now. As soon as I’d polished my book manuscript enough to send out a submission, I needed something to keep me busy so I wouldn’t worry. Learning to Read more…