[Podcast episode 82] We’re finishing up Proverbs 8 with the favorite thing Wisdom enjoys, and it’s totally science related! Then we examine Jesus’ claim that lilies dress better than King Solomon, and finish up with a world tour of all kinds of mountains! If you enjoy the show, please leave Read more…
A guest post by John Hudson Tiner, who has written a number of books published by Master Books (I particularly enjoyed his book on Physics–I’m not scared of it any more!). First published August, 2013. Bible doubters like to point out how crazy it is to imagine all earth’s mountains Read more…
[Podcast Episode 76] Want to tackle an idea that baffles pastors, professors, and philosophers? Proverbs 8:22-23 tells us something about not only wisdom, but God’s relationship with time. Then we take a trip out West to visit the most amazing creation lab of the 20th Century and finish up with Read more…
One of the books I got with my birthday money [in 2012] was this one by John Morris and Steven A. Austin. I was especially looking forward to reading it because I’ve heard how much evidence the Mount St. Helens explosion gave us. I’ve even heard a story of Read more…
[Podcast Episode 71] What questions did God ask Adam to get him to be honest with himself about the choice he had made? What does our conscience do for us? We look at these teachings in Genesis 3, introduce you to a beautiful canyon like in the American West, but on Read more…
Continued from The Ice Age: Part 1 Old-Earth Uniformitarians know there has been at least one Ice Age, but they need there to be more than just one to fit their long ages and constant states. I’ve seen people claiming anywhere from four Ice Ages to eleven with five being Read more…
Continued from The Biggest Wrinkles Ever: Folded Mountains We know that there are 4 kinds of mountains: Volcanoes Highlands surrounded by eroded valleys Raised up crustal Rocks (with 2 sub-types, domes and fault-block) Scrunched up crustal Rocks This week we’re learning about this fourth type: Fold Mountains. Not only are Read more…
When I had just turned 7, my family and I drove from Michigan up the Al-Can (it wasn’t paved yet, so it didn’t deserve the respectful name “the Alaska-Canada Highway) to begin a new life in Anchorage, AK. In my opinion, there isn’t a better place to grow up. We Read more…
If you remember from the Ice Age posts, we figure it took about 500 years for the ice sheets to be the biggest they got before melting. When all that water was trapped on top of the continents, it wasn’t filling up the ocean. All scientists figure that the water Read more…
Episode 15: Today we look at an important Greek word about who Jesus is, we talk about some cool jungle missionary kids, share our experiments watching salt burn, and have a look at some awesome fossils. It’s a jam packed episode. I can’t wait to share it with you! If Read more…