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Can the Bible be trusted when it describes the natural world? Some claim it reflects primitive cosmology, portraying a solid dome sky with stars embedded within it and waters above. If true, this would challenge the Bible’s reliability. But what do the Bible’s own words reveal? Explore how terms like “firmament” and descriptions of heavenly waters are understood in their original context. Is the Bible mistaken about science, or does it use poetic and observational language common in human expression? Keaton Halley delves into these questions, addressing claims about solid skies, heavenly oceans, and the movement of stars. By examining ancient Near Eastern texts and biblical language, Halley demonstrates why Scripture’s authority remains intact. He highlights the significance of interpreting the Bible within its context and trusting its claims about both the natural and spiritual realms.

People today are taught that the earth is 4.5 billion years old, and that this is a firmly-established scientific fact. But over time, society has had quite different ideas about the age of the earth. So where did that number (4.5 billion years) come from? Is it as firmly rooted in the scientific method as people have been led to believe? And is it actually correct?

Genesis is often debated: is it history, poetry, or myth? Why does it matter if it’s taken as literal history? Explore how Genesis lays the foundation for biblical doctrines and explains the origin of death and suffering. Can a worldview without Genesis uphold moral absolutes, or does it shift the basis for truth entirely? Dr Jonathan Sarfati unpacks the textual and theological reasons Genesis should be read as history. Discover the literary structure, the connection to the gospel, and how New Testament writers and Jesus Himself affirmed Genesis as real events. Dr Sarfati reveals why compromising on Genesis impacts not just theology but the essence of the gospel itself.

These days, the story of Noah and the Ark is often depicted as a quaint children’s tale. Yet for millennia people considered it to be genuine history—a true account of the most catastrophic event the world has ever known. What if they’re right? Is the biblical account even feasible? Were ancient people capable of building a vessel of that size—and if so, would it have even been seaworthy? Could the necessary animals, food, and water have fitted on board? How could they have repopulated the earth afterward? And critically, what about the physical evidence a global Flood would have left behind? Rod Walsh has spent decades defending the biblical Flood account—and has even built several incredible scale models of the Ark. Join him for an illuminating discussion of the feasibility of—and evidence for—the biblical account of Noah’s Flood.

Can Christians reconcile millions of years with the Bible? While some argue God could have used such vast periods to create, this idea raises theological challenges. Death and suffering in the fossil record contradict the Bible’s teaching of a perfect creation before the Fall. The question becomes one of authority: do we trust Scripture’s clear account, or reinterpret it to fit modern scientific claims? The origins of the millions-of-years concept trace back to early geology, but Scott Gillis highlights how this view undermines foundational doctrines like the Gospel and the justice of God. By standing on the authority of Scripture, he shows how the evidence—biological complexity and the global flood—supports the Bible’s account of creation, affirming a miraculous and trustworthy Creator.

Reports of UFOs, or Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs), have captured attention for decades. While most can be explained naturally, there are many that defy the laws of physics and challenge natural explanations—leading to deeper questions about their nature and origin. Could they be extraterrestrial? Or do they point to an interdimensional, or even spiritual reality? What have government investigations concluded? Have they been hiding information from the public—and if so, why? (Could it be that they have been hiding just how little they know, rather than how much they know?) Gary Bates, a leading Christian researcher, shows how historical records, government reports, and modern testimonies, all reveal a complex pattern of deception that mirrors biblical warnings about the spiritual realm. He explains how these entities have changed their appearance over time to fit with cultural and technological trends, and how invoking the name of Jesus halts so-called alien abductions! Drawing on decades of research, Gary provides meaningful answers that not only make sense of the evidence, but also align strikingly with the Bible.

Uncover the mysteries of Joshua’s conquest of Canaan as we explore how archaeology aligns—or seems to conflict—with biblical history. Why do some scholars doubt the historicity of Jericho’s fallen walls, and does evidence like carbon dating and ancient pottery truly challenge the biblical account? Dive into the details of Jericho, Ai, and Hazor, examining the ruins, burn layers, and cultural artifacts. Keaton Halley discusses how assumptions, biases, and academic trends influence interpretations of the evidence. From collapsed walls to clay tablets bearing clues about ancient Israel, discover how archaeology offers a lens to view the Bible’s reliability and the faith it inspires.

Most people believe that the existence of natural selection proves evolution. They believe that random mutations produce changes in the genetic code of organisms, causing change over time; natural selection then removes unfavorable traits from the population. In reality, natural selection is the exact opposite of evolution. In this interview, we’ll explore the real origins of species, the logic behind natural selection, and how organisms’ genetic code responds to their environments.

If you’ve heard of ice core dating, chances are you imagine some sort of precise, scientific dating method involving counting layers in ice samples—kind of like counting tree rings in trees. And you’d be partly right. But is ice core dating reliable? How does it work, anyway? Is it an objective dating method, or does it rely on assumptions? If assumptions are involved, does everybody agree on those assumptions? And how does ice core dating relate to the Bible’s account of history? Join geologist, Dr Tas Walker, for a fascinating exploration of ice core dating and its relation to origins, worldview, and even the meaning of life!

In this insightful conversation, the power of forgiveness is explored as a key to resolving conflicts. Jeff Benjamin delves into the challenges of reconciliation, emphasizing that avoiding conflict only builds tension over time. Instead, he advocates for facing issues head-on through forgiveness, even before receiving an apology, as a way to foster healthier relationships. Forgiveness, Benjamin explains, isn’t only for others; it frees us from bitterness and allows for peace. He shares how this principle aligns with biblical teachings and offers practical applications for workplace and personal relationships, encouraging listeners to rethink how they handle offenses, big and small.

Most of us have been told—as scientific fact—that our solar system formed by itself from a swirling disc of dust and gas about 4.5 billion years ago. However, this story (about the distant, unobserved past) is actually just a hypothesis that rests on an array of unprovable assumptions. The most central of these is the belief that everything can (and must) be explained without reference to God. But is that assumption reasonable? How well does it fit with the observations? The truth is that the physical evidence we observe in our solar system contradicts the evolutionary story—on many counts. Join Dr Mark Harwood—who played a key role in the development of Australia’s national satellite system—for a fascinating and enlightening look at just some of the evidence that points to a young age for our solar system. Also, find out why any of this even matters!

Genetic engineering offers remarkable possibilities but raises significant ethical questions. Is it right to alter DNA to repair defects or improve crops? What about using genetic modifications to regrow human limbs? These advancements come with the potential for unintended consequences, requiring wisdom and moral clarity. How can Christians discern boundaries in a world where technology’s reach seems limitless? Dr Rob Carter examines genetic engineering through three guiding principles: respecting humans as bearers of God’s image, stewarding creation responsibly, and following Christ’s example of healing and restoration. He explores applications ranging from medical breakthroughs to ethical dilemmas in IVF and cloning. Rob provides a thoughtful, faith-based perspective on these complex issues.

Dr Mark Harwood explores evidence challenging the 4.5-billion-year age of the solar system, aligning with the Bible and questioning scientific assumptions.

Exploring the tension between biblical and secular history, this discussion delves into complex questions—Is the Earth thousands or billions of years old? What do genealogies reveal about the Bible’s timeline, and how do we reconcile this with the dates proposed by modern science? The conversation also touches on ancient Egyptian history, carbon dating, and why these topics shape our understanding of humanity’s origins and our place in history. Beyond these scientific and historical analyses lies a more profound question: why does any of it matter? With insights drawn from Scripture, the discussion unveils how beliefs about creation and the Fall directly influence the purpose and message of redemption. These foundational elements connect directly to the role of Jesus, the “last Adam,” who reconciles creation to God. Dr. Rob Carter weaves together science, theology, and personal experience, illustrating how a firm biblical foundation can transform both understanding and faith.

For a theory to be correct, its predictions must come true—its expectations must turn out to be accurate. (Note, though, that this, alone, isn't enough to prove a theory.) But when a theory repeatedly makes predictions that turn out to be wildly at odds with reality, it shows that the theory is completely wrong, and should be dropped immediately. Which of these two categories does evolutionary theory (in all its many forms—cosmological, geological, biological, etc.) fall in? What about biblical creation? The answers to these questions will come as a surprise to many! Join plant biologist, Dr Don Batten, for a look at just some of the ways in which evolutionary theory has predicted the exact opposite of what reality would eventually reveal—while biblical creationist predictions have been shown to be remarkably accurate!

Radiometric dating is often presented as indisputable proof that the earth is old. The knockout punch to any young-Earth ideas. The evidence to end all argument. "How do we know the earth is old?", we are asked? "Because of radiometric dating, that's how! Because scientists measured stuff [i.e. via radiometric dating], so science says its old." But does it really? How does radiometric dating even work? Is it, as the general public has been led to believe, some sort of ‘purely scientific’ method that is completely free from assumptions and any bias on the scientists’ part? Or is it, in fact, deeply flawed—repeatedly shown to be unreliable when used on samples of known age? Discover the surprising truth about radiometric dating in this helpful discussion with Dr Mark Harwood.