Scripture On Creation podcast

Bees and Bows

Dr. Scripture answers listeners' questions; were there honeybees on the ark? Did Noah ever see a rainbow before the flood?

Creation in Isaiah: chapter 66, "Heaven is My throne!"

In this last episode in the "Creation in Isaiah" series, the Creator declares His greatness and yet reveals His loving care for those whose hearts are right before Him.

Creation in Isaiah: chapter 65, the new heavens and earth to come.

Isaiah discusses a new creation to come which will happen when the Messiah returns and rules on earth.  This new heavens and earth will seemingly be similar to the conditions which were on earth before the great flood.

Creation's role in the gospel

This program was originally aired a couple years ago.  Dr. Scripture felt it was worth broadcasting again. For those that are involved in witnessing to evolutionists, it is hoped some of what is presented here will help.

When did Satan Fall?

A listener asks, "When was Satan created and when was the rebellion?"  Dr. Scripture discusses what we can know and what we must speculate on based on what Scripture says.

Creation in Isaiah. References in 57:16 & 64:8

The Creator challenges idolaters to get help from their idols in Isa 57.  Then after a lengthy section without reference to God as Creator (8 chapters!), the Lord is called "Father" and "Potter" (Isa 64:8) by His people as they appeal to Him for help.

The genetics of microevolution and the reality of hell

No I'm not making a connection between microevolution and hell!  In this program Dr. Scripture addresses two separate questions from listeners. First, what is a creation science explanation for how different species have arisen from the same "kind" of organism; second, is hell really forever? 

Science and religion: conflicting realms of authority?

In a follow up to the previous program, "Two complimentary accounts of creation," this program discusses the "solution" the late Dr. Stephen Jay Gould proposes for reconciling statements concerning the realm of nature (what science address) and the realm of the supernatural (what religion addresses).

Two complimentary creation accounts.

An audience member wanted to know how to respond to a person who claims the creation accounts of Genesis chapters 1 and 2 contradict each other.  Dr. Scripture explains.

Presuppositional apologetics and was Noah's flood a big "do over"?

In this program Dr. Scripture answers a couple questions from listeners.  Is Dr. Scripture a presuppositionalist (if you don't know what that is--listen to the program), and does God make mistakes?