[Podcast Episode 57] What makes a new family? Who sets the rules for life and why? The end of Genesis 2 gives us some serious instructions for our lives and gives us a glimpse into the great treasure we lost when we sinned- no shame. Then, it’s a fun romp Read more…
I hate pain. I don’t want to experience it, I don’t want to see it, I don’t want to think about it, and I’m certainly not going to laugh at it (like the things that happen to the bad guys in a lot of kids’ movies). But that doesn’t seem to be quite what God Read more…
[Podcast Episode 53] Did you know the medical sciences date back to the Sixth Day of Creation? We think back to God performing the first surgery and first anesthesia, then listen to a powerful analogy about how Natural Selection is thought of today and learn about alligators. Plus, we get Read more…
U of C Berkeley: “Natural selection is one of the basic mechanisms of evolution, along with mutation, migration, and genetic drift.” But Natural Selection, as we shall hereafter see, is a power incessantly ready for action, and is as immeasurably superior to man’s feeble efforts, as the works of Nature Read more…
It’s the sixth day of creation. There is no sin. Adam is still innocent. But God says something is “not good”. Come explore the clues we are given about the world at the beginning, our own nature, and the nature of God himself. We also have a look at our 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…
Wouldn’t it have been better if God had just never created the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil? We examine why we needed God to make it, what was up with dying “in the day thou eatest”, and what we learn about God’s character by how he set things Read more…
I like to learn about what makes people tick; it’s fascinating to discover why I and everyone else do the things we do. If you become a good student of these things you can gain a lot of influence to make people do the things you want. Plus, it’s fun Read more…
Other people wrote similar psalms of praise to their gods as we find in Psalm 104. What’s going on? Are the skeptics right that the Hebrews adapted a sanitized version of other religions, or is there another way to look at it? If you enjoy the show, please leave us Read more…
When King David looked at the sky in Psalm 19, it was obvious to him that the universe declares God’s glory. When we look at DNA or the properties of water, we recognize Jesus’ brilliance and care for us. But many people don’t see this. What’s going on, and what Read more…