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Creation is not a side issue but the foundation of a coherent worldview. Without understanding that God created an orderly universe with purpose, we drift in an ocean of ambiguity. When we detach ourselves from the created order, we become lost in our thinking about human identity, morality, and meaning. What does it mean to be human? How do we address what's gone wrong in the world? Pastor Gino Geraci explores these profound questions, challenging the dominant “moralistic therapeutic deism” of our time. His personal testimony reveals how the possibility that God could love someone like him changed everything. Join Geraci for this thought-provoking conversation about creation, truth, and the gospel.

Join Gary Bates, arguably the world's foremost Christian UFO researcher, as he explores the stories of those who have had alien ‘experiences’. A common theme can be found, and it calls into question the alien’s good intentions.

Can reason and faith truly coexist? If science explains the natural world, does that leave any room for miracles—or God? And if miracle claims are so rare, should we ever believe them at all? Common atheist talking points unravel under close examination, from the shifting definition of atheism to the idea that all religions rest on equally shaky ground. In the end, Keaton Halley offers compelling reasons why Christianity stands apart.

Rod Walsh felt God's call on his life to build a 1:72 scale model of Noah’s Ark. Little did he know how God was planning to use his efforts to touch people's lives. Join Rod as he discusses the amazing interactions he had with people as he toured the world with the Ark. God is still saving people with Noah’s Ark—well, a model of it at least.

Over 60 Ice Age theories struggle to provide conditions for starting, maintaining and ending an Ice Age. The one model that works is rejected. Why? Because it is biblically based.

Most people assume slavery lies at the root of racism. But what if a different culprit was far more influential—one still respected today in classrooms and museums? This conversation uncovers how Darwinian evolution became the driving force behind modern racism. Guest Joel Tay traces a shocking lineage: from “human zoos” and grave robbing, to eugenics, genocide, and the ideology behind Planned Parenthood. Joel exposes the ideas that shaped it all and offers a radical alternative grounded in biblical truth and human unity.

Science is all about reviewing data, hypothesizing, making predictions, and testing those predictions. If the prediction aren’t born out—if they don’t match reality—then the theory should be modified—or ultimately abandoned. So, how well does evolution hold up as a theory, when judged by its predictions? Does it match the real world? Join plant biologist Dr Don Batten as he scrutinises five major predictions of evolution. Is evolution as ‘scientific’ as people are led to believe?

DNA is supposedly millions of years old, but can it really survive that long? The evidence suggests otherwise. From genetic entropy showing species can’t survive endless mutations, to ancient DNA breaking down too quickly in the ground, to mitochondrial Eve and Y-chromosome Adam pointing to recent common ancestors — multiple lines of evidence challenge evolutionary timescales. DNA barcoding reveals another puzzle: species across the animal kingdom appear to be roughly the same age, as if some major event reset life on Earth. Dr Robert Carter explores how genetics supports a biblical timeline.

Does the surface of Earth look old, or young? Well, it depends who you talk to. The account of Earth history that is currently popular in secular academia says that Earth’s surface has been shaped over billions of years by slow geological processes. But there is another, ancient, account of Earth history which says that its surface was shaped by a catastrophic, planet-wide flood—just a few thousand years ago. You might be surprised to hear that there are, in fact, many scientists who believe this latter account, maintaining that it is the best fit for a plethora of evidence from across the globe. In this interview, you’ll hear from one such scientist—geomorphologist, Dr Ron Neller—as he discusses five very famous landforms from around the globe, and how they bear witness to a recent global Flood.

How did Noah fit massive dinosaurs on the Ark? Where did all the food come from? What about waste management for thousands of animals? Most people picture Noah’s Ark as a tiny bathtub with giraffes poking out the top. The biblical description reveals something drastically different—a colossal vessel measuring 450 feet long, stable enough to withstand 500-foot waves, and spacious enough for 102,000 sheep-sized animals. Dr Jonathan Sarfati addresses these practical questions with engineering precision, explaining everything from ancient preservation techniques to the Ark’s box-like design that made it nearly impossible to capsize.

Surveys have repeatedly shown that a huge number of young people stop attending church around the time they leave home for university. But why? Digging a little deeper, we find that many of these youth lost their faith while they were still in church, and were are just waiting for the opportunity to leave. Further, we find that ‘science’ is one of the top reasons given for losing trust in the Bible. Join Gary Bates for a discussion of the alarming statistics around the exodus of youth from the church. Discover what Gary and the team learned from their own on-campus survey—and most importantly, what parents and churches can do to turn the tide.

Two genealogies of Jesus—one from Matthew, one from Luke—list different names. Why? And what does it mean for Jesus’ claim to be the Messiah? One approach suggests Matthew lists royal succession, not biology, while Luke follows a biological line through a different son of David. But a deeper dive reveals something even more intriguing. Could legal adoption, Levirate marriage, and repentance after exile explain how Jesus inherited both David’s bloodline and right to the throne? Dr Robert Carter offers a reconstruction that makes sense of it all—and reinforces trust in the Bible’s reliability.

Impact craters can be found all over the earth, and even on the moon. How did they get there? Where do they fit in Earth history? Were they spread over billions of years, or was there a single, intense, bombardment event? Did a meteorite impact cause the extinction of the dinosaurs, as is popularly believed? What are the problems with that theory? And what does any of this have to do with Noah's Flood, as described in the Bible? Join geologist, Dr Tas Walker, for a fascinating discussion about impacts, extinctions, and the TRUE history of Earth.

The book of Genesis poses many profound questions for every Christian. How long were the “days” of Genesis? Could there have been literal days before the sun? Would organisms have evolved and died before the Fall? What insights can be gleaned from the original Hebrew language of the text? Join us as we tackle these issues and more, exploring the implications that these have for our understanding of creation and how God’s redemptive plan plays out in history.

The world’s largest sand island, K’gari (formerly known as Fraser Island), is said to be 700,000 – 1.2 million years old. But is it really? Do the processes from which these ages are derived really take that long? Or is there actually evidence that K’gari is young? Geomorphologist, Dr Ron Neller, is adamant that there is no need to assign such an old age to K’gari. Rather, he sees a pattern of evidence on the island that points to a 2-stage development that matches up very well with conditions that, firstly, followed the biblical Flood, and then secondly, followed the post-Flood Ice Age—only a few thousand years ago. Join us and decide for yourself—which historical narrative best fits the evidence?

Discover the smallest motor in the universe—an astonishing molecular machine that powers all living cells with atomic precision. Explore why ATP synthase, with its near-perfect efficiency, challenges human engineering and evolutionary explanations. Dr Jonathan Sarfati explains how DNA’s replicating, repair, and detangling machines are vital for life. They are all encoded in the DNA, but the DNA can’t be decoded without these machines. This presents a “chicken-and-egg” paradox for naturalistic theories. DNA is also very unstable. Its presence in dinosaur bones undermine millions of years. RNA is 100× less stable than DNA, so could not be the first life. Evolutionists claim LUCA (Last Universal Common Ancestor) lived 4.2 billion years ago and already had 2.5 million DNA letters encoding 2,500 proteins. Life needed to start “very good” as Genesis 1:31 says. Otherwise, it would have crashed via error catastrophe.