Scripture On Creation podcast

Mark Armitage interview Part 1

Dr. Mark Armitage is one of the world's foremost experts in the characterization of soft tissue in dinosaur remains.  In this important interview he discusses his background and the significance of his research.

Mark Armitage interview uncut

This is the recording of the entire interview of Dr. Mark Armitage, dinosaur soft tissue expert and founder of the new Dinosaur Soft Tissue Research Institute, dstri.org    The edited interviews will air on the weeks of January 2nd and 9th 2021.

Dr. Scripture interviewed on "Point of View" radio show

Kerby Anderson interviews Dr. Scripture on the popular Christian radio talk show, "Point of View."  Intelligent Design is the main issue discussed.

Creation Prayers Part 40. Psa 139 #2

In the 3rd stanza of Psalm 139 David praises his Creator for the skill and beauty required to make the human body.  In the 4th stanza he laments the results of sin in the world, and wants any sin in his own life removed.

Creation Prayers Part 39. Psa 139 #1

This beloved Psalm, often known as the "fearfully and wonderfully made" Psalm, highlights the intimate knowledge the Lord has of each of us.  Is that comforting or scary?

Maker and Owner

Days of Praise by ICR published an article entitled, "Maker and Owner" that Dr. Scripture found especially interesting, and he wanted to share and discuss it with the Scripture On Creation listening audience.  A key verse of the devotion is Jeremiah 27:5.

Creation Prayers Part 38. Psalms 121 & 123

As Israelite pilgrims made the difficult journey up to Jerusalem to celebrate one of the festivals prescribed in the Law, they sang "Songs of Ascent."  Psalms 121 and 123 look to the Lord Who made the heavens and the earth for help and protection.

A Menagerie of questions: dogs, tigers, sharks and blind fish?

How do tigers get their stripes and sharks their teeth? These and more are addressed by Dr. Scripture.  The Creator sure is creative!

Creation Prayers Part 37. Psalm 119

This long Psalm contains 22 stanzas, the focus being the Law or Word of God.  Of those 22 stanzas, the 10th and 12th (the "J" and "L" verses) include references to the Lord as Creator.

God's use of water in creation.

When the earth was first created it was apparently covered with water, "the deep."  What was that, what did it look like, and when the Creator was finished creating the earth and all it contained, where was all the water?