Podcasts

Christians need not be intimidated into accepting secular accounts of origins. Evolutionists support big bang theory but say nothing about its major scientific problems. It contradicts the account of creation in Genesis, and Bible believing creationists should reject it on the authority of God’s Word.

Does the Bible teach that the Earth is flat? Did pre-scientific people really think that the Earth was flat? Watch Richard and Calvin debunk the Bible skeptics who misuse various Bible passages to suggest that the Bible says that the Earth is flat.

The ‘ape to man’ image. Everyone has seen it on a TV show, a tee-shirt, coffee mugs, kids shows, you name it. Find out why that most iconic evolutionary image is a fraud based on known inaccuracies and false information.

Many creationists once proposed that the source of Flood waters was a water vapour canopy surrounding the earth above the atmosphere. But most modern creationists reject the model. A vapour canopy is not a direct teaching of Scripture, seems to contradict Scripture, and it would not have done what it was claimed to do.

Is Genesis really important to today’s Christian? Without Genesis could we still have a good understanding of Christianity’s main teachings? Find out how and why Genesis relates to Christian doctrines.

According to many Bible skeptic internet warriors the Bible is an evil book that condones slavery and rape, etc. How do Christians answer these accusations when skeptics quote passages from the Bible itself as supposed proof?

Man is unique and the earth he possesses as his home is unique throughout the entire universe. This is not, as some suggest, because man is the product of a profoundly improbable sequence of cosmic, geologic, climatic, chemical, and biological events. Despite our insignificant size, we are the centre of God’s concerns in this universe—as shown by the Word becoming human flesh.

The Bible is not the only record of an account of a global flood. Many cultures around the world have stories similar to the biblical account. This reinforces that it was a real event.

Many historians describe primitive ‘Stone age’ men living long before the first man, Adam, existed. This reinforces a time line that contradicts the Bible. Learn how the Bible’s timeline provides the best framework for understanding the ‘stone age’.

How did all the animals fit on Noah’s Ark? How many animals were on board the Ark, and how did Noah take care of all of them? What did carnivorous animals eat on the Ark and after the Flood?

Genesis chapters 1 and 2 certainly are different, but they are not contradictory. Learn how the differences actually provide the most complete record of the creation activities.

How did science begin? What sort of a worldview provides a basis for understanding nature? Learn why modern science was actually birthed and flourished under a Christian worldview.

In order to remain rock solid in this culture we need to make sure that we are standing on the Word of God. We do this every time we affirm the true history as recorded in Genesis, and by doing this we also confirm the Gospel which is rooted in that history.

Creationists are often accused of arguing from ignorance when they insist God is responsible for the apparent design in nature. The design argument makes a case that certain features of nature are best explained by an intelligent cause. But a common criticism is that this arbitrarily inserts God as a placeholder to fill a gap in our knowledge, a gap which science will eventually explain, leaving God without any role. However, this is a caricature of the way design proponents really argue. Creationists infer divine design for sound reasons, not based on a lack of knowledge. In fact, atheists are often the ones who blindly assume the gaps will be filled with naturalistic explanations, regardless of the evidence, as this episode points out.

The creation/evolution debate is often described as ‘science VS faith’. However, everyone lives by faith. This episode explores several types of faith and shows how belief in evolution fits the category of irrational faith.

The desire to postpone or escape death, through cryonics or any other means, is incompatible with true Christian faith. For all people of the past—with two exceptions Enochand Elijah—the present, and those yet to live in the future, death is an unavoidable reality; with the exception of those alive at the time of Jesus’ return.