Podcasts

Lita Cosner and Keaton Halley discuss the book ‘Evolutionists Say the Oddest Things’, and several quotations of renown evolutionists contradicting the foundation of all that they believe.

Do faith and facts relate to each other at all? Is there evidence for Christian faith? Yes! A biblical worldview is the best fit for the facts.

The resurrection is central to our faith, and it is a key part of the Bible’s ‘big story’. How does Creation and the Fall lay the foundation for the resurrection?

Continuing from previous episodes in past seasons, this week we look at a collection of Bible-supporting scientific evidences for a recent creation from a wide variety of fields.

Theistic evolution has enormous implications for one’s spiritual walk. If it were true that God kick-started evolution but relinquished control over the outcomes, then we should not trust the Bible since it speaks of God’s pre-creation intention to bring about mankind, to carry out the plan of salvation, and to call out the Church.

Two parts: Do the name and celebration of Easter have roots in ancient pagan goddesses? Could Jesus have been wrong when he said he would be “three days and three nights” in the tomb?

The doctrines of creation and evolution are so strongly divergent that reconciliation is totally impossible. Theistic evolutionists attempt to integrate the two doctrines, however such syncretism reduces the message of the Bible to insignificance.

We have been living with Covid-19 and the virus that causes it for over a year, yet many questions about it still remain. For example, is it deadly, do masks work, do we really know how many people have died from it, are the vaccines safe? These questions can be answered, but from a biblical perspective, there is one overriding idea that many people miss: “Love thy neighbor.”

Is there objective evidence that God exists? Can we know God personally? Yes!

Creationists Dr Robert Carter and Keaton Halley discuss evidence for evolution, like changes in living things, human/chimp DNA similarity, and the fossil record. How do creationists account for these facts and answer evolutionary arguments?

In the last half century the Doctrine of Sin appears to have become a doctrine under attack in theological circles, but this has largely gone unnoticed. This podcast aims to show how in various ways the classical doctrine has been challenged.

Vaccination is an extremely safe and extremely effective means of preventing diseases that once killed millions, and is good operational science. The benefits strongly outweigh the risks for the vast majority of people. The Bible commends alleviation of the effects of the Curse, especially by Christ’s examples of healing the sick and disabled.

Radiohalos are the result of nuclear decay. They provide powerful evidence that the earth is young and radiometric dating is highly inaccurate.

The number of organs that once were believed to be functional in the evolutionary past of humans but are non-functional today has been steadily reduced as the fields of anatomy and physiology have progressed. Few examples of vestigial organs in humans are now offered, and the ones that are have been shown by more recent research to be completely functional, and in many cases critically so.

Polystrate fossils are those that extend through multiple rock layers. Learn how these fossils support the Bible’s teaching about Noah’s Flood.

The public education system only endorses one view of origins. Would it be better if the scientific evidence for creation was also taught? Would it be more 'fair?