Scripture On Creation podcast

Creation in the Psalms. Part 5 Psalm 24

This Psalm refers to God founding the earth.  On that basis--as Creator--"the earth is the Lord's."  He determines who may enter His presence, He will come to earth according to His own will.

Creation in the Psalms. Part 4 Psalm 19

The testimony of God in the heavens is inescapable.  People on every continent and speakers of every language all "hear" the same declaration--the Creator God is great, and He is glorious!

Creation in the Psalms. Part 3 Psalm 19

This well known Psalm of David highlights the biblical truth that God is revealed in two main ways; in creation (especially in the heavenly bodies) and in His Word.  Nowhere on earth can His existence be denied since there is no place where the heavens are not visible.

Tiny worm larvae, dated to be 520 million years old by evolutionists.

A tiny worm larvae with brain and gut intact was found in China.  Perfectly preserved for-- according to evolutionists--520 million years.  The detail of this specimen is astounding and begs the question; could it really be that old.

Creation in the Psalms. Part 2 Psalm 8

Psalm 8 highlights the amazing power and grandeur of the Creator displayed in His "fingerwork."  In light of how great God is, David marvels that the Creator would care about him.

Introduction to Creation in the Psalms

The Scripture On Creation program will begin a new series-Creation in the Psalms. Creation and the Creator are a major theme in the book of Psalms. We will be considering any passages related to creation or to God if He is identified as the Creator.  The 1st such Psalm is, Psalm 8.

Jesus' redemption of all creation

Jesus' substitutionary death on the cross paid for all the sin of the world; it also redeemed a cursed creation.  For personal redemption, an individual must trust Jesus Christ's work on their behalf which He accomplished on the cross.  The creation will be set free from corruption when Christ returns.

God's power and faithfulness displayed in creation.

Two of God's attributes are clearly displayed in creation.  The fixed order of the stars--His faithfulness; the dangerous and unpredictable storm--His power.

Creation will change, even pass away, but God does not.

Scripture makes it clear that God does not change, e.g. Hebrews 13:8; however the heavens and the earth will at His command someday. 

Be able to explain why YOU believe the Bible

When witnessing to an unbeliever he/she will often say, "I don't believe what the Bible says." therefore, quoting Scripture may seem useless.  One approach to that dilemma is to explain why YOU believe the Bible.