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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.

In schools all over the world, evolution is presented to students as an established scientific fact. But what evidence is provided to support this claim? Time and again, the examples that are actually given are of natural selection. And since natural selection is an easy-to-understand concept that can quite obviously produce visible changes in organisms, students (and teachers!) are convinced. But they’ve been duped. Because natural selection is not evolution. In fact, on a genetic level, it produces exactly the opposite sort of change to what evolution actually requires! Join researcher and school lab manager, Julie Neller, to discover what natural selection actually does—and why mutations are unable to save the day for evolution.

What does it mean to be a man? Society offers conflicting answers, from outdated stereotypes to extremes of dominance or passivity. But what does the Bible say? Masculinity is more than appearances or achievements—it’s about integrity, humility, and servant leadership. A real man leads with compassion, exercises self-control, and strives to reflect the character of God. Scripture shows us flawed men—David, Moses, Gideon—who still pursued righteousness. It’s a call to resilience, repentance, and faith. Jeff Benjamin shares how these timeless principles challenge and inspire men to live as God intended.

For many Christians, the idea of talking to other people about our faith is very daunting. One reason for this is that we tend to have quite unrealistic—and imposing—mental pictures of what “witnessing” conversations should look like. But it doesn’t have to be that hard! So, how do we get past our own unhelpful stereotypes of evangelism, to being able to have simple, unforced conversations about spiritual things—when the opportunity arises? (And opportunities arise more frequently than most people realize!) Dr Tas Walker has been sharing his faith for decades, and in this episode, he shares a number of very practical tips and examples to help you share your faith too!

Many Christians find themselves unsure how to respond when confronted with common atheist arguments. In this episode, apologist Keaton Halley addresses five frequently encountered challenges: Who created God? Aren’t Christians atheists regarding other gods? Can God make a rock too heavy to lift? Would you believe differently if raised elsewhere? And is God just filling gaps in scientific knowledge? Keaton exposes the fundamental logical flaws in each argument while providing Christians with confident, reasoned responses. Drawing from his background in apologetics, he demonstrates how these challenges fail to undermine Christianity, and explains why evidence from science and philosophy actually points toward God’s existence rather than away from it.

The Bible speaks of a New Heavens and Earth. But what will it be like? Will it be some sort of ethereal, spirit-like existence? Or will it be physical? And how do a person’s beliefs about Genesis and origins—for example, belief in evolution and long ages—impact their beliefs about the coming New Creation? Join Gary Bates for a fascinating—and Gospel-centered—discussion of the New Heavens and Earth. Gary compellingly argues that physical resurrection is not only a basic Gospel truth, but that a physical New Creation is the only kind that could suitably restore what was physically lost in the original Creation due to the Fall. He also shows how belief in millions of years of evolution, death, and suffering before Adam sinned is both unnecessary, and ultimately incompatible with the Bible’s big picture of Creation → Fall → Restoration.

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The Grand Canyon often evokes a narrative of ancient history spanning millions of years, but is there an alternative explanation that aligns with the Bible’s historical account? From sedimentary layers to fossil arrangements, what if the evidence pointed to a catastrophic worldwide flood instead of slow geological processes? Explore the connections between geological and biological evolution, questioning assumptions like radiometric dating and the implications of bent rock layers that seem to defy conventional explanations. Scott Gillis invites us to reconsider widely accepted interpretations of Earth’s history, proposing that the Grand Canyon is not a monument to time but a scar from God’s judgment during Noah’s flood. Unfold the evidence that he believes not only supports the Bible’s truth but also challenges evolutionary timelines, pointing to a Creator who shaped, judged, and seeks to redeem the world.

Did you know that even the ‘simplest’ life forms are jam-packed with biological ‘nanobots’? From DNA detanglers to rotary and linear motors—these molecular machines are absolutely fundamental to life. If molecular machines didn’t exist, life wouldn’t exist. So, given that evolution is widely taught as ‘fact’, presumably the origin of these nanomachines can be explained in terms of step-by-step evolutionary processes—right? Not at all! As plant biologist, Dr Don Batten, explains, biological nanobots clearly point to intelligent design. And that’s not a religious conclusion—it’s simply what the evidence indicates!

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.